How long will it take to move my stuff?

It depends on the size of the consignment and the distance. Moving to a neighboring state may take anywhere from 1 to 7 business days.

Do I have to pay before the move?

You do not have to pay the full amount before the move, and for smaller moves, you may not have to pay anything at all. For moving a sizable consignment that requires additional arrangements, you may be asked to deposit a reasonable security amount.

Which items will your regular mover not move?

Licensed movers are under an obligation not to move certain items without a permit. These items include explosives, pets, flammable items, batteries, high-value items, etc.

Which items should be packed first when moving?

These items include everything that you don't use on a daily basis. You can pack centerpieces, jewelry, extra clothes and bedding, toys and games and collectibles 7 days prior to moving.

Which items should be packed last when moving?

These items include everything that you will need on a daily basis until the moving day. Your LAST BOX should contain items such as toilet & cleaning supplies, extension cords, lightbulbs, pen and paper, towels, etc.

How to pack my clothes efficiently?

If you are falling short on packaging supplies, you can leave your clothes in the drawers, closets or wherever you store them for regular use. This will also save ample space on the truck for other items.

How to declutter before moving?

Take time to separate usable items from things you haven't used in the last 6 months. Make a list and see to it if you are ever going to use them again. Put these items in the sell/donate box. Pack the rest of them for the move.

Can movers be held accountable for the damage that occurred during transit?

If your moving service is fully insured, their liability insurance will cover the damages that may occur during the transit, from loading at the source through unloading at the destination.

The Best Parks In Frederick County According To Its Residents

As the weather warms up, it’s time to get out and play. Where are the most family-friendly locations in Frederick County? Check out this short list of the best parks in Frederick, according to visitors:

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Baker Park

According to Google Local Guide Johnson Tien, Baker Park is “the perfect place in historic…[Downtown] Frederick to spend…quiet time with friends, family, your pet, or simply by yourself.” Baker Park is Downtown Frederick’s pet-friendly, 58-acre park that features a carillon, bandshell, tennis courts, softball and baseball diamonds, Culler Lake, a public swimming pool with locker rooms, and playgrounds. Outdoor events are held year-round, including musical performances and children’s theater. Annual events include Frederick’s Fourth in July, the Summer Concert Series, and numerous recitals. If you’re looking for a more quaint space to take a book and sip coffee, check out Memorial Park across the way on North Bentz Street.

Ballenger Creek Park

Located between Tuscarora High School and Ballenger Creek Middle School in Frederick County, Ballenger Creek Park is cited as “a very well maintained park” and “an incredible place with a great atmosphere” by its visitors on Google. Its sports amenities include a lighted baseball diamond, soccer fields, horseshoe pits, a .7-mile nature trail, playgrounds, and volleyball nets. A WiFi-enabled community building, grills, picnic shelters and tables, and small and large dog parks are also available for more family fun.

Willowdale Park

This park in Frederick County features two smalls pavilions with grills and picnic tables, as well as a playground and walking and biking paths. Visitors say it’s a “very beautiful park to walk your dog in” and a great place to walk “or run or [bike] or [take] children for a stroll,” according to Google.

Pinecliff Park

Known as a “beautiful place to take [kayaks] and canoes” and “a great place to relax and have fun” according to reviews, Pinecliff Park is in Frederick County near Lake Linganore. Features include softball fields, shelters with picnic tables, playgrounds, a camping area, volleyball nets, horseshoe pits, a boat ramp with access to the Monocacy River, and more.

Staley Park

Located on West 10th Street in Downtown Frederick, Staley Park features a community outdoor area with grills, baseball diamond, volleyball net, water fountain, basketball court, playground and fenced-in tot lot, and picnic shelter. It’s close to Frederick’s YMCA and frequently hosts outdoor yoga classes and Little League games.

Carollton Park

This park in the city of Frederick has plenty of parking and bathrooms, according to visitors. The open field area is near a basketball court, baseball diamond, playground, walking and biking paths, a water fountain, and a pavilion with picnic tables — perfect for family-friendly events, like reunions and birthday parties. Like Google Local Guide Christopher Chandler said, “Get out and play!”From Lake Linganore to Downtown Frederick, this Maryland county is full of outdoor spots to spend the summer. Whether you’re looking for sports courts and fields or a rentable picnic area, Frederick County parks has it.