Liberty Movers Blog

Partner with reliable long-distance movers when you’re moving collectibles. Don’t risk damage to those expensive, irreplaceable belongings!

Retiring, moving to another state to be with family, and many other factors might make it time for you or a senior citizen you care about to take the leap and move a long distance away.

Owners of antique furniture understand that the value of their collection is not only in its monetary worth but also in its sentimental value. Risking damage to these precious items is every antique owner’s nightmare. A rough ride in a moving truck can damage an item that is not well packed.

Whether you are moving for work, family, or for a change of scenery—a long-distance move can often be a stressful experience. This uncertain experience can leave many people wondering what they can do to make it less stressful.

Whether it is your first time or your tenth time moving into a new home, it’s probably safe to say that planning and executing a relocation project is complicated no matter the situation.

For many families in Worcester, the holiday season is hectic enough—from planning all those homemade feasts to picking out the perfect gifts for loved ones and setting up lights, garlands, and other holiday décor. Having to deal with a household move during this time can feel downright impossible.

Must Read Long Distance Moving FAQ Planning a long-distance move is stressful, and you probably have a lot of questions, especially if this is your first time.

If you've ever moved with a dog, you know how excitable or anxious they can get during packing, the car ride, and even when they first enter a new home. Some dogs handle moving better than others, but the important issue is how you handle it.

For 18 years, kids wait for the big day when they can pack-up, move out of the family home, and begin the college journey. While this is a major milestone for young adults and parents alike, it is also a monumental task that involves a lot of preparation beforehand!

Whether it’s for traveling, shopping, or basic daily living requirements, keeping track of our finances is just another part of the average homeowner’s daily routine.