Little Moves
98 Sluse Road L9N 1G8 Holland Landing, ON, Canada

Most people don’t think of calling a moving company unless they’re packing up everything they own and moving it all down the road. Yet those same people struggle at other times to figure out how to move one thing, or a few things, from point A to point B. They will call in all the favours they have from anyone they know who has a truck or van. [ 238 more words ] http://littlemoves.com/blog/good-time-little-move/

As we write this post, we’re enjoying a rest from the record-breaking freezing temperatures that have chilled Toronto and the GTA this winter. It always amazes us how things are affected by a deep freeze, like your car riding rough because the slush never falls away from around the wheels, or your well-insulated home always feeling a little chilly. While most people save their big house moves for warmer months, many people will attempt a smaller move, like into a condo or small office, at any time of year. [ 289 more words ] http://littlemoves.com/blog/465/

From millennials to baby boomers, more and more people are choosing condominium living in urban areas versus a house in the suburbs. And what was once a sort of ‘temporary’ lifestyle, has become more of an ongoing way of life as many people choose to live independently for longer. In any case, it means condo-to-condo moves are way more common today versus just a few years ago. [ 334 more words ] http://littlemoves.com//7-tips-for-a-faster-easier-condo-/

If your idea of a moving company is one of big trucks and big moves, you might be doing way more of your own moving than you have to. But have you ever considered a small moving company? There are times when you need to move something, or lots of things, but you decide to do it yourself because it’s not really a ‘move’. [ 335 more words ] http://littlemoves.com//times-to-consider-small-moving-co/

While it happens in the fall, Thanksgiving is the final long weekend of summer for most cottage owners. It’s the last chance to get together with family and while the weather is still warm enough to enjoy the great outdoors. Unless you keep your cottage open year-round, the only thing left to do after Thanksgiving is to close it down. [ 290 more words ] http://littlemoves.com/blog/cottage-closing-checklist/