As the nation continues to grapple with the coronavirus, many people have decided to put their move on hold. For those who are not able to do that, it is important to stay informed about the proper precautions and guidelines that are being set by the CDC. This is especially true if you are moving to a city that is classified as a coronavirus hotspot. A hotspot refers to any area where community transmission is occurring with no known source. If you happen to be moving to one of these areas, consider the following tips for keeping you and your family safe.

Perhaps you have already closed on your house or you have to move for a new job. Whatever the reason, many people are still moving forward with their scheduled moves despite the novel coronavirus. That said, moving during a global pandemic can add even more stress and confusion to the process. So, before you begin packing up the house, consider these essential tips for navigating a move during COVID-19.

The coronavirus has had a significant impact on a number of industries and the real estate industry is no exception. While some homeowners have decided to pull their homes off the market for a bit, many others have made the choice to push forward. This means realtors need to get creative to find safe ways to show and sell homes during this global pandemic. There are many new guidelines in place regarding social distancing that have changed the way realtors sell homes. Although COVID-19 may force realtors to take a different approach, it doesn’t mean the real estate market has to come to a halt. Consider these tips and tricks for safely selling a home during COVID-19. ​

With colleges and universities across the country canceling classes and closing campuses as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, thousands of students are forced to move out of the dorms and find storage for their belongings. Even for those students who are heading home, they are left wondering what to do with all of their belongings. Consider the following storage tips to help college students navigate these uncertain times.

The coronavirus has impacted nearly every aspect of our lives and has caused people to rethink the way they are moving. Though the country is calling for social distancing and home quarantines, moves aren’t always something that can wait. For many people, their moving date is not flexible and they need to find a way to navigate this process even during a global pandemic. Here are just some of the ways coronavirus has impacted the moving process and how you can still find a way to move safely during the COVID-19 outbreak.

With many companies implementing work-from-home policies amidst the coronavirus pandemic, many Americans have suddenly found themselves trying to juggle conference calls and digital meetings in a less than ideal workspace. While some may be lucky enough to have a full-fledged home office, many others are desperately trying to find a space where they can be productive and efficient. Since it appears many employees will be working from home for quite a while, here are a few tips for creating a home office that is functional and comfortable.

During the quarantine, many parents already feel the impact of being isolated at home with the kids. Aside from juggling working from home and homeschooling, you might also feel like you are drowning amidst the piles of toys scattered all over the house. With millions of Americans working from home, this is the perfect time to organize your kids’ toys. When there are kids in the home, it’s only natural for toys to migrate from the playroom and bedroom into the living room, but these tips will help organize all those toys and keep it that way.

The novel coronavirus has Americans quarantined in their homes and under strict orders to stay home as much as possible in order to prevent the spread of this virus. Nonetheless, we all have to venture out at some point to pick up groceries, take-out, or other essential items. This leaves many homeowners wondering, “What can I do to ensure my home is clean during the coronavirus outbreak?” As details emerge about how long the virus can live on surfaces, people want to be sure they are taking the right steps to keep their homes clean and their families safe. Here are a few tips for how to properly clean and disinfect your home during the coronavirus outbreak.

With COVID-19 causing nationwide school closures, parents across the country are forced to turn their homes into virtual classrooms. Teachers have been working fervently to provide access to education even though students are not in the classroom. It can be confusing and unsettling when a child’s regular routine is disrupted, so it’s important to design a space where your child can continue to learn and grow over the next couple of months. In order to make this a smooth transition for your child, consider these simple ideas for creating a virtual classroom in your home.

Social distancing is one of the most effective ways to avoid catching or spreading the virus, so it's important to choose a moving and storage service that minimizes human to human contact. Portable storage containers allow you to have complete control of your own move, avoiding any physical interaction with others. Your container is delivered with no human to human contact, and only you will be moving your belongings in and out of the storage unit.