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Moving in Ottawa during COVID-19
If you’re moving in Ottawa this month because you have a lease that’s about to expire, or you bought a new home a few months back and now your possession date is fast approaching, you’re not alone. Are people still moving? As you could probably guess, landlords across Ontario and Quebec, and across the country for that matter, areBy / OVM TEAM
Ottawa Moving Company Tips for a Green Economical Move
Three Tips on How to Save Money and Go Green on your Next Move Whether it’s a move across the country or down the street, an Ottawa moving company knows all too well that moving can be expensive. But really, does it have to be? This article aims to provide you with practical tips that will not only save youBy / OVM TEAM
Ottawa Movers Know Downsizing Doesn’t Mean Compromising
It’s not uncommon for a moving company in Ottawa to provide services to a wide range of clientele whose desire is to move to a smaller home. This includes not only retirees, but families of various sizes, and even social status. We are living in an age of increasingly prohibitive home prices in urban areas, high utility costs, awareness ofBy / OVM TEAM
5 Ways to Make Moving in Ottawa a Better Experience
If you’re moving in Ottawa this winter you’re probably praying that ol’ man winter blesses you with milder weather, and not the nonsense that we got last weekend. Either way, you can’t control the weather, but you can control how well your move goes, with these 5 moving tips. 1. Out with the Useless and Forward with the Useful There’sBy / OVM TEAM
Ottawa Movers Share 3 Holiday Move Tips
Holiday planning is often a stressful time for many people. From buying the right gifts for friends to having family dinner with in-laws; everything may seem to add up to a lot of extra pressure. If this wasn’t enough, planning a move during the holidays can be a downright nerve-wracking task to add to your long to-do list. Transporting allBy / OVM TEAM
Plants – Moving in Ottawa in Winter
If you're moving in Ottawa any time from November until April, then you'll likely be dealing with all kinds of inhospitable weather conditions. There have been years in Ottawa when we've gotten really lucky and old man winter didn't arrive until late in December or even in early January. Unfortunately, on Monday we got our first real taste of winter,By / OVM TEAM
Moving in Ottawa (and beyond) planning tips!
Moving can set anyone's stress metres onto high. Deciding on how you’re going to move all your possessions from point A to point B can take a lot of time and effort, but it can be made easier with some effective planning. Luckily, there are many ways to plan ahead to help make moving in Ottawa simple and easy forBy / OVM TEAM
5 Things You Can do to Make Moving with Children Easier
Moving is already challenging at the best of times. But, moving when you’re a single person or a couple is a breeze compared to when you’re a family with children. This is particularly the case with kids under the age of adolescence. But don’t worry, there are things that you can do to get the little people in your householdBy / OVM TEAM
Moving in Ottawa in September
Moving in Ottawa in the fall, or in any city with a large student population, can be hectic. Here are a few tips to make your September move in Ottawa go a little smoother: Reserve your movers well in advance. Because late August and early September are busy months with lots of student moves, don’t delay reserving. If you’re planningBy / OVM TEAM