When you are planning a move, Father & Son Moving and Storage want to insure that your move goes smoothly, and with no surprises. Below are I-95 Moving Tips (From South to CT) that will help us and you to have a quick and successful move.
 

How to Have a Successful Moving Day

It's important on moving day for you to be in attendance to answer any and all questions that may arise. You mover may have questions, may need directions to your new home, and you should stay at your old home, to ensure all items have be packed, and nothing gets left behind.

When your movers start their inventory of your belongings, stay with them so that all questions are answered on both sides. You and the movers will need to review the conditions of items being moved, so that you're both in agreement and can avoid problems at the other end. If you're moving from the the South to Connecticut, this is an important part of your move. Traveling I-95 to your new home can be challenging, so ensure every item is reviewed.

At Father & Son Moving and Storage in Connecticut we get a lot of questions about moving. Below are some of the most common ones, especially if you're moving from the Maryland area up to Connecticut.

What is an Interstate Move?

An interstate move can happen even when you're moving in the same state. If the easiest way to get to your new home means passing through another state, and then back into your home state, it would be called an interstate move, and would require your mover to be licensed in both states. Anytime the moving truck crosses a state line, it should be licensed in both states. It's also subject to the same rules as long distance moves, when moving through a number of different states. If you're moving from Maryland to Connecticut, then you're doing an interstate move.

Today, many people in the District of Columbia (D.C.) are moving to the Connecticut area. Connecticut offers many advantages for newcomers who seek more outdoor activities and a quieter lifestyle compared to the city.

Moving to Connecticut requires a mover that knows the area and can accommodate your needs; be it the day or the time of the planned move. When choosing a mover there are a number of things to consider, if you want to ensure that your move to Connecticut goes smoothly.

Your first step in choosing a Connecticut mover is to obtain a free written estimate from an experienced moving company that is actually from the Connecticut area. You should expect them to:

• Answer any questions or concerns that you have with your move.

• Do a full inspection of everything you'll be moving.

• Review the estimate with you and explain how they arrived at the total.

Where to Start

You've found a great new home in another state and now it's time to plan your move out of Connecticut. Moving out of Connecticut is very different than simply moving across town.

At Father & Son Moving and Storage, we've done both types of moves and have come up with a number of helpful tips to plan a successful out of state move.

Hiring a Mover

Make sure the moving company in Connecticut that you hire is experienced in long distance moves, licensed and has all the necessary insurance coverage so that you're fully protected.
 

One of the largest purchases you'll make in your lifetime is the purchase of a house. This is a long term investment, and your mortgage is part of that investment. You'll want to ensure you're getting the best mortgage for your situation and the best possible rate.
 

How does a Mortgage Company Decide If You're Qualified?

Most companies use an automated underwriting systems which compare your financial position to other homeowners. From that, they determine the level of information they'll need from you, in order to qualify you for a mortgage. They'll likely need verification of all income sources, bank statements and a list of valuable assets you own.

When springtime arrives in Connecticut it means one thing! It's the time of year when real estate sales in the region start to pick up. This year, home sales are expected to show a significant increase across Connecticut, and that's good news for everyone! 

Whether you're a first time home buyer or moving up in the market, there are important things to consider when buying a new home. Many people view a home based on a picture of the outside, or they've driven by a home and the outside has attracted them.

 Make Your Moving Day a Success with the Following Tips
 

Who doesn't dread moving day? It's a high stress day that will go more smoothly by using the tips below. As an experienced moving company in Connecticut, we've seen it all, and I think you'll find these tips will help to make the day an easier one for all.
 

Connecticut is one of the oldest states in New England, founded in 1636, and is the home of several popular attractions such as: Mystic Seaport, Yale University, and the Mark Twain House. The weather here in Connecticut varies by the season, summer is usually hot and humid and the winter is cold and icy.

The highest point in this state is Bear Mountain, located in the northwest part of the state. In the event that you wish to move in Connecticut, you will need to put certain measures in place before the big day. The following are a few ideas to help you prepare for a smooth transition when it comes down to your actual moving day.

Connecticut is a great place to call home, it's close proximity in between Boston and New York create an ideal situation for commuters. The Connecticut shoreline is located on Long Island Sound but if you travel inland you can find a diverse amount of state parks, mountains, and hiking trails that create plenty of outdoor activities for residents of all age. If your planning on moving into Connecticut there are certain things you need to do before you settle down in the Constitution State. Start here with a few tips from Father & Son Moving and Storage: