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Quick Take: How to Store Furniture the Right Way

Disassemble large furniture pieces before storing them to reduce stress on joints and hardware. Wrap items in moving blankets or furniture pads instead of plastic wrap. Elevate furniture off the ground using pallets or boards to avoid moisture damage. Store wood, leather, and upholstered pieces in a climat...

Quick Take: Climate-Controlled Storage in NYC

Climate-controlled units keep temperatures between 55°F and 85°F year-round. 55°F to 85°F is the ideal temperature range for protecting items from extreme heat and cold. Humidity control is also important since it prevents damage caused by mold and moisture. Summers and winters in New York City can be brutal....

Quick Take

You’ll most likely need storage during an office move, renovation, or downsizing. You can hire movers to pick up your office equipment, create an inventory, and store it in their facility. Full-service commercial storage is more efficient than self-storage, especially when operational continuity is a priority.

Are you looking to move, reno...

Quick take: Senior Moving Guide for Downsizing, Planning & Making the Right Move

Start planning your senior move at least 3 to 6 months in advance to reduce stress and avoid rushed decisions. Sort your belongings room by room. Talk to your family about what you should do with sentimental items. If you’re helping an elderly parent move, start the conv...

Quick take: How to get rid of furniture and junk

Junk removal in NYC typically costs $100 to $800. It depends on the volume and type of items you need removed. You have four main options for unwanted furniture: sell it, donate it, recycle it, or hire a junk removal company. Oz Moving offers junk removal services in both New York City and Los Angeles. In ...