A past customer contacted us in January in quite a dilemma. Belmont House in Toronto had 50 hospital beds that they were willing to donate to Susila Dharma International a NGO that does great work around the world. One problem though, they needed these out within the week and they had to be in Montreal to get combined with other goods to the Congo in Africa.
We were more than happy to help out.
It is very important to take certain things with you while your household goods are in transit. The article below will help you prepare.
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.
Moving can create anxiety with a capital A but it doesn’t have to. Read below on how to stay calm through the process.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The movement of household goods to/from the United States and Canada can be a challenge, This post reviews some of the options a client can explore that would meet their needs.
Taylor Moving and Storage recently lent our support to help settle in a Syrian family. We were more than pleased to help!