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New York Best MOVERS is one of the largest residential/commercial relocation companies in the Metropolitan area. All ourMOVERS are young, fully trained, well educated professionals. They are instructed to give you their completeattention and full corporations. Our vast fleet of trucks and trailers and our professional staff can accommodate your every moving need small or large near or far.Our experienced foreman will plan and coordinate your MOVE where computers and high-tech equipment areinvolved. Thanks to New York Best MOVERS special coding system, we can assure proper placement of your shipment and anexpedient recovery for safe delivery.Our prices are extremely competitive for any size MOVE, whether you are moving locally or interstate.
Your Local MoveEach MOVE is special, with unique elements and requirements. New York Best MOVERS considers each MOVE differently, factoring dates, times, elevators, and stairs into the final plan. The following basic services can be done singly, or in combination. This is an example of a typical full-service MOVE:
Scheduling your move will be priced and scheduled either in person with an on-site estimate or made by New York Best MOVERS Relocation Consultant, by phone, faxes, or e-mail. Inventory a list of all items to be moved will be made for your convenience.
A local MOVE, in most cases, is a MOVE done from city to city within a state or in a 50-mile radius.All local MOVES are regulated by your state's Department of Transportation (DOT). The industry standard to figure the charges by the man power and by the weight and time. At New York Best MOVERS we are given an industry-regulated protection of 30 cents per pound per article FREE
With New York Best MOVERS you’ll get MOVERS that arrive on time, work hard, and act courteously. With New York Best MOVERS you’ll get customer service that can help you along with your problems, questions, and concerns. With New York Best MOVERS you’ll get a satisfying moving experience. New York, NY MOVING Companies.
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Items You Should not Pack for Moving Services Provided by Professional Movers

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This section will help you do your packing and loading with less hassles. It is important for you to know which items you can ship and which items you cannot. To ensure the safety, there are rules and regulations that apply to all moving companies by law. Items you are not allowed to pack by yourself are, for example, items that need professionals to pack them up so that no harm comes to them, like exercise equipment, massage beds etc. The following list shall guide you about things you should not pack. Do not hesitate to call your mover for any clarifications required for this. • Flammable, corrosive or explosive items like: Acids, poisons, gasoline, fertilizers, special purpose liquid batteries, chemicals etc.• Items that might get perished or spoiled during storage period like food, plants, liquids etc.• Precious items that cannot be recovered by insurance like: address books, files of any kind, personal video/audio discs/tapes, gold/diamond jewelry etc. The moving company will not be liable and will not assume responsibility for these kinds of items unless you exactly specify for them to handle with special care.Moving services by movers can be more pleasant if the coordination between the moving companies and the homeowners is maximized.

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America’s Best High Schools
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U.S. News and World Report conducted a first-ever examination of more than 40,000 high schools in 40 states for 2005-06, considering a number of factors which included test scores, classroom profiles and ethnicity of students. One hundred schools earned gold medals, 405 received silver and 1,086 earned bronze.U.S. News said high schools were put through a three-step analysis, using a formula produced in collaboration with School Evaluation Services, a K-12 data research and analysis business run by Standard & Poor’s. Newsweek published the report showing America’s best high schools. Many families will be faced with relocating this year. One of the first priorities when moving to a new area will be to find out about your new town. Check out the local newspapers, community, and chamber of commerce web sites. One of the factors in choosing a new home is the schools. Parents want their children to get the best education they can. Once the decision has been made to move, the next decision is to find a moving company. Selecting a trusted local or long distance moving company will reduce the stress associated with the move. New York Moving Company, Luck Mover, can help you plan and organize your entire move. They specialize in local and long distance moving. Their professional staff will meet with you to help plan packing, moving and set up at your new home. If you decide to pack your belongings yourself, the New York Movers offer a large selection of moving supplies such as moving boxes and tape. If you are moving over the Holidays and your new home isn’t ready, New York Movers Lucky Mover Company can provide storage. Their climate controlled storage facility is a great place to store your treasured belongings.

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Packing Tips
Moving Tips
Packing Tips
A few general things you need to know about packing:
Keep boxes to 50 lbs or less. Put heavy items in small boxes and light items in big boxes.
Pack non-breakables tightly in smaller boxes, so they’re not too heavy.
Buy clean newsprint to wrap items, and bubble wrap for padding.
Pack breakables loosely in plastic storage bins with lots of bubble wrap.
Rent furniture pads.
Mark your boxes by room, so you know exactly where everything goes. Color coding or using a number system works great (i.e., red stickers for bedroom or 1 for bathroom.)
Write “FRAGILE” on all boxes with breakables and stack these boxes on top.
Packing the big things
Beds: Tie bed frames together with tape or rope. Then label the pieces so they’re easy to reassemble.Bureaus: Fill drawers with clothes or fragile, well-wrapped items. Cover with a blanket or furniture pads and rope securely.Tables: Remove legs, pad and tie together. Put nuts and bolts in a bag and tape under tabletop.Big appliances: Empty, defrost and drain the fridge, freezer and dishwasher. Clean the interiors and put accessories in bags. Stuff towels between washer sides to prevent rotating and tape down moveable parts. Cover with blankets and tie.Computers, TVs, & Electronics: Use original packaging, or buy electronic-specific boxes.
Packing the small (but still important) things
Small appliances: Put your microwave, VCR, etc. into boxes, and cushion with wadded paper.Books: Pack them flat in small cartons, alternating bindings. Try to keep each box under 30 lbs.Clothing: Pack hanging items, including drapes, in wardrobe boxes. Leave small items in drawers.Collectibles: Wrap fragile items in bubble wrap and tape securely.CDs: Pack upright and cushion with newspaper.Kitchenware: Stack pots & pans, and cushion with paper. Put a few of these items in the “open first” box.Dishes: Never stack them flat. Wrap each piece in bubble wrap. Pack plates & saucers on edge, with cups & bowls placed around them.
Packing the awkward things
Chairs: Wrap arms & legs with bubble wrap. Leave slipcovers on or buy chair bags for protection.Bicycles: Loosen the handlebars and turn them sideways. Cover chains and pedals to keep grease off other items.Mirrors, artwork & frames: Wrap small pieces in newsprint and pack in mirror boxes. Cover larger pieces with cardboard, tape securely and stand them along the truck’s sides or inside wardrobe boxes.Lawn furniture: If heavy or bulky, disassemble. Put nuts and bolts in a bag and tie together.Rugs: Roll up and secure with rope or tape.Plants: Put in plastic bags with air holes, then in boxes. Water before you leave.Power and garden tools: Wrap all sharp edges and use plenty of cushioning to prevent injury. Tape long-handled tools together and place small ones in boxes.Lawn mowers/yard edgers: Empty gasoline from all tanks, and check for oil leaks.Garage & attic stuff: Use medium-sized boxes for spray paints, brushes, car waxes, etc. Throw away oily rags or anything combustible.Pets: Always keep them in a pet carrier up front with you. Ask your vet how to make their, and your, move less traumatic.

Odd Little Tips - NYC MOVERS

Odd Little Tips
NYC Movers, Moving Tips
Here are a few little “odds and ends” tips I found, as well as, told about by a few friends.
Packing Record Albums (I am aging myself!). Pack record albums vertically, rather than flat.
Favorite, if not the most important, items: Pack a box with toilet paper, coffee (and pot), soap, flashlight, screwdriver, can opener, paper plates, cups, and utensils, Load it last so that it will be unloaded first. The microwave should also be the first appliance to come off the truck!
Remove bulbs before packing your lamps. Believe it or not, forgetting to do this is very common.
Have plants? Moving across state lines? Check to see if you can take your plants across state lines. Some states, especially CA are very strict about what comes in. Think fruit flys here! Many prize winning roses have been left behind.
Upon arrival at your new home, let your computer “acclimate” itself to room temperature before plugging it in. They are temperamental little buggers.
Leave the rest to the professionals, sit back and relax (this is the best advice!!). Check out the Lucky Mover website (http://www.luckymover.com/) for more tips on packing and moving. With over 36 years of experience in the moving industry, no wonder New York Lucky Mover & Storage, Inc. is New York City’smost reliable and reputable moving and storage company.

Additional Ways To Protect Your Dishware

Additional Ways To Protect Your Dishware
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A friend gave me this piece of advice when packing dishware. Place paper or styrofoam plates between the dishes for extra cushion. One thing we all have are cup, tea, and bath towels. They can be used for extra cushion, as well. Why not put them to use instead of just packing them in a box by themselves.
Check out the Lucky Mover website (http://www.luckymover.com/) for more tips and suggestions on packing moving. With over 36 years of experience in the moving industry, no wonder New York Lucky Mover & Storage, Inc. is New York City’s most reliable and reputable moving and storage company. They are fully licensed and insured.

How to Make a Little Extra Dought To Help With Expenses Part II

How To Make A Little Extra Dough To Help With Expenses Part II
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Ever wonder what type of bargains (treasures) people most often seek out at these events. Well, here is a list of those items most sought after:
Exercise equipment: That equipment that was purchased with good intentions (like the gym membership!) is now probably serving as a clothes rack.We had a stair stepper that served that purpose for several years until my sister took it to use it for what it was intended for. Several years later she took all her clothes off of it and sold it.
Books and records (remember those):These are the single most popular item. Collectors constantly shop garage sales looking for rare finds. Make sure you mention in your ad that you have records!
Furniture: Handy Dan’s love to find pieces that can buy as a “fixer upper.”
Gardening tools:Older well cared for equipment is virtually indestructible. Especially large tools like shovels.
Lamps: Lamps are a garage sale biggie. It is easy to replace a shade and have a unique piece. Alot of people think an old lamp that needs to be rewired is worthless.Doesn’t take much to rewire and Woala.
Planters and vases:The look may not work for you anymore but it will for someone else. These go quickly!
Toys/games: Always popular, especially the older ones.
Check out the Lucky Mover website (http://www.luckymover.com/) for more tips and suggestions on moving. New York Lucky Mover & Storage, Inc. isNew York City’s most reliable and reputable moving and storage company with over 36 years of experience in the moving industry.