Sometimes the best business plan is the one least expected. Call it the “Robert Frost Strategy” – where the path less travelled allows for greater freedom and yields some truly unexpected returns.

One of the first steps to moving, second only to reserving your move date with a responsible moving company, is procuring packing boxes and supplies.

You Move Me Vancouver Island is proud to have supported the second ever Beard On/Beard Off organized by local philanthropist and (ex) beard owner Brian Bates!

The process of moving can seem never-ending. But there’s nothing quite like the feeling of finally getting everything unpacked and settling into your home. Those first few days after unpacking are pretty glorious—everything is in its right place and your space is perfectly clean and uncluttered. The good news is, it’s actually pretty easy to keep it that way.

Starting over in an unfamiliar place can be a challenge. Learn how to cope with the stress of moving to a new home…

Moving to a new city? If so, you’ve got a lot of research ahead of you. From municipal services and cable providers to the best local coffee shops and healthcare practices, you want to know everything about your new digs. But how can you scope out your stomping grounds without actually being there?

Summer is in full swing and, for many this marks the beginning of their home maintenance routines. While you may have a lot of no-brainer items to tick off of your to-do list, such as checking your HVAC filters and making sure it’s not cluttered, anyone who’s looking to sell their home in the near future is going to have many other items to consider checking as well.

With a bit of effort, navigating insurance coverage during your relocation doesn’t have to be a hassle. Here are six simple steps keeping your belongings safe and insured before, during, and after your upcoming move.

Everyone agrees that moving isn’t easy. Studies say moving is one of the hardest things we have to go through in life. And while some people seem to take it in stride and even shine at relocating, I’ve talked to more than a few people who seem to have barely survived a move.

Moving house is a modern day form of torture. If it was any worse, it could be included in the Geneva Convention. Okay. Perhaps that was a slight embellishment. However, I think it’s fair to say that moving is incredibly stressful, leaving many people clawing at their hair in anxiety and frustration.