When it comes to getting settled after a move, the battle doesn’t end once the moving boxes are unpacked. Getting adjusted to a new town can be one of the most difficult parts of a move. It is especially difficult if you weren’t familiar with the area before you moved.
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Texas is calling…Dallas specifically. Your job, your family, or just a random decision led you to the Lone Star State and now you need to decide where to live.
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So you got the letter from your boss. You’re being transferred…to Dallas. You think about your family and where you’re going to move. You haven’t been to Dallas before. You don’t even know where to start looking for houses. Good news!
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Suburbia. Often times this word leaves a sour taste in people’s mouths, but it doesn’t have to. The suburbs aren’t always overrated nor does it mean that you have to sacrifice city amenities. Dallas’s suburbs Allen and Flower Mound are proof of this.
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As a large city, Dallas has many living options for you and your family. So how do you choose which one is right for you? The process of choosing can at first seem a daunting task or you may simply want to start by choosing a few houses you like first.
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What could there possibly be to learn about cardboard boxes? They all look the same and serve the same purpose of packaging and holding right? But, there is a lot more to know about our square little friends than meets the eye—and on moving day you’re going to want to do your homework.
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Moving electronics is a task that requires special patience and care. Your computers, TVs, printers, etc, are worth thousands of dollars, and need to be packed and reassembled flawlessly to avoid damages.
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No matter if you’re moving across the country or across the street it is important to keep certain things on you rather than with movers on moving day. Sometimes items can get lost or ruined during a move, so it’s important to identify the things you want to keep by your side on moving day.
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It’s hard to leave behind a home that holds so many good memories. Whether you’re moving your grandparents or your parents, you want to make sure that these memories aren’t left behind on moving day. 1) Decide what items can be kept and what has to go.
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Now that you’ve completed your move with Coleman Allied, it’s time to set aside the bubble wrap and boxes and head out for some family fun this fall!
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