by Tony Emerson on December 14, 2010 This post was originally published on the SpareFoot Blog Self storage companies have specific rules and guidelines that spell out the things you can and cannot put into public storage. Some of these …
[ by Jamie Shalvey, GradGuard] This post was originally published on the SpareFoot Blog When renting an apartment, have you ever considered how much all of your belongings are worth? If they were damaged or stolen, would you be able to …
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by Anne Wynter on June 13, 2014 Even when a move goes off without a hitch, it still can be one of life’s most stressful events. The last thing you want is to be caught off guard by a …
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by Tony Emerson on December 12, 2011 This post was originally published on the SpareFoot Blog This summer, the central Texas region experienced a serious drought that culminated in extremely destructive wildfires that raged through most of September. Although the fires …
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[ by Amanda Hopkins, CORT Furniture ] This post was originally published on the SpareFoot Blog Self-storage is available in all shapes and sizes. Unfortunately, if you’re trying to assess what size unit you need, it can be hard to visualize your belongings in the …
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by Wade Lombard on October 9, 2014 This post was originally published on the SpareFoot Blog Storing items during a move can be a balancing act. You’ve got the movers on one hand and the storage facility on the other. Everything …
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by Deb Hipp on May 21, 2015 This post was originally published on the SpareFoot Blog When Helen Shultz and Tony Kamalduski married, neither expected to split their belongings and move hundreds of miles away when they divorced 18 …
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by Cynthia J. Drake on May 14, 2015 This post was originally published on the SpareFoot Blog Every year, thousands of people relocate to new homes across the U.S. and abroad, and moving for a job ranks as one of …
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by Emmet Pierce on July 2, 2015 This post was originally published on the SpareFoot Blog Before you begin sifting through the clutter in your garage, make sure you’re armed with the right tools to store the stuff that you keep. …
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This post was originally published on the SpareFoot Blog When you need to transport a lot of possessions to a self-storage unit or to a new home, hiring movers to do the job can be expensive. In fact, according to …