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Making a long-distance move? Hiring a Wichita long-distance moving company is an important step if you want to enjoy a stress-free relocation, but the planning process starts well before moving day.

Texas is growing bigger and stronger, and the economy is booming. The state presents better living and great career opportunities. Texas is a dynamic state with diverse cities, which are bursting with thousands of new residents moving in every year.

The thought of moving antique furniture is a source of distress for many homeowners. At Thomas Moving & Storage, we know how important your antiques are to you.

Austin, Texas is one of the most common destinations for people who are looking to move to a quickly growing city that is filled with job opportunities and cultural events. This city has become a trending site for music festivals, art exhibits, and notably, technology companies.

Thomas Transfer & Storage recently moved the new chairman of pathology into the KU Medical Center in Kansas City. In addition to furniture and boxed items, this move involved the transportation of laboratory equipment.

When dealing with the coronavirus (COVID-19), it’s important to ensure your home and business are properly protected. That’s why we here at Thomas Transfer and Storage are taking every measure to properly service your needs while protecting the health of our customers and employees.

One of the steps of planning a household relocation is the selection of labor to assist with the move. If you don't wish to move items yourself, you will need to find a professional that can take care of that task for you.

There are many techniques available to handle your relocation. For example, you can take the easiest and most relaxed approach, which is to hire a professional to pack, load, and unpack your belongings for you in a full-service move.

The old saying “new year, new you” doesn’t have to be about developing a new habit or quitting a bad one. It can also be an opportune time to move to a new home in a different city, another town, or the countryside.

On average, the typical American moves 11 times in a lifetime. This means that for most people, moving is an essential part of our lives that happens just often enough to feel like a hassle, and not often enough to be able to master.