Coronavirus Statement Taylor Moving and Storage
The enclosed post discusses our strategy to continue to offer our quality moving services while mitigating risk for our employee’s and customers alike.
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Driverless trucks?
Disruptive technology has changed entire industries. Is trucking next?
Electronic Log Devices So Far so Good
In December of 2017 the United States Department of Transportation mandated that all commercial trucks must use electronic logs (ELDs) replacing the paper method.
As a prime carrier into and out of the USA, Taylor Moving implemented these devices into our vehicles with a great deal of trepidation.
So far our fears seem to be misplaced.
Greater Toronto Area Housing Slowing Down
After a torrid pace over the last few measures there are signs that the housing market in Southern Ontario in slowing. Read more on the highlights of sales activity for January 2018.
How to select the mover who is best for you
With the internet, it may seem selecting a mover is easier than ever. What you need to keep in mind is that there is a LOT of less than reputable firms out there. Read below on how to avoid an unpleasant experience.
Conquering the five most common fears about moving
Moving can create anxiety with a capital A but it doesn’t have to. Read below on how to stay calm through the process.
Biggest Mistakes That Will Hinder the Success of Your Move
When moving overseas (or even within North America) there are common mistakes some customers make that can lead to a negative experience. The following article helps explain some of the issues we consistently see.
The 5 Most Common Issues In the Moving Industry In The Summer
In a previous post, I wrote about the lack of summer capacity in the household goods industry. This post outlines the 5 areas where this can lead to a very bad moving experience.
Summer Capacity In The Moving Business
The household goods moving industry has a huge “push” of business between the end of June to the end of August. Lack of capacity can effect your moving plans.
The HST and Moving Expenses
Canada’s value added tax (HST) ranges from 5% to 15% and can be a significant cost on a domestic Canadian move. Learn how you can eliminate this cost if you are moving with your company or if you are with a company that moves your employee’s within Canada.