The Ultimate Moving Guide: How Movers On Duty Can Make Your Move Stress-Free
Moving can be one of life’s most stressful events, but with the right movers, it doesn’t have to be. At Movers On Duty, we take pride in providing top-tier moving services that turn a potentially overwhelming experience into a seamless transition.
Moving can feel overwhelming, but with the right plan, it doesn’t have to be. As a professional moving company, Movers On Duty has seen firsthand how a clear, structured checklist can turn a stressful relocation into a smooth, well-managed experience.
We’ve created a step-by-step moving checklist designed specifically for Movers On Duty clients — covering everything from two months before moving day to the moment you settle into your new home.
Use this guide as a framework and adjust the timeline as needed to stay organized and in control throughout your move.
You Can Actually Get Paid to Recycle Your Old Refrigerator or Freezer!
Most people don’t realize this, but your old refrigerator or freezer could actually be worth money.
This is one of the most common questions we get after a landlord or property manager books an eviction with us:
“What happens to the tenant’s stuff once it’s removed from the property?”
Continue reading “What Happens to a Tenant’s Belongings During an Eviction in Maryland?”
If you’ve ever found yourself behind the wheel of a box truck or any commercial vehicle smaller than those massive 18-wheelers, you might have wondered whether you need to pull into weigh stations.
Focus counties: Montgomery County, Prince George’s County, Howard County, Anne Arundel County, Frederick County, and Charles County
Updated for: 2024–2026 Maryland law changes
Sell Your Property As-Is – Why waste more money?
2025 Outlook
Multiple datasets indicate a consistent trend for 2024→2025: the Southeast and broader Sun Belt continue to attract new residents, while several West Coast and Northeastern states experience net out-migration.
Continue reading “Do you need an attorney to remove a squatter”
Evictions don’t look the same everywhere — especially in the DMV region.
