​At Best of Utah Moving Co., we’re proud to serve as your full-service residential or commercial movers. We’ll handle as much or as little of the process as you need from us, from full-on packing and long-distance moving if needed down to providing equipment and offering our expertise on any areas you need assistance in.

If you’re getting ready for an upcoming move, some of your top considerations may be centered around safely and securely moving valuable items. Such items can vary widely between individuals, but one common broad type is various high-value artwork pieces that might be in your home or business.

Every move is different, but there are a few items or themes you can expect to see during virtually every moving experience. At or near the top of the list here: Cardboard boxes, trusty longtime companions of movers and homeowners everywhere.

​As anyone who has taken part in such a process in the past well knows, moving is a period that involves lots of cleaning and organization. This is not only to clear yourself out of your old space efficiently, but also to make things as simple and straightforward as possible once you’re unloading at your next location.

If you’re preparing for a significant move in the near future, one of the top considerations for the moving process will be how you’ll handle the larger appliances being transported to the new location. Bulkier items like fridges, freezers, stoves, and washer-dryer combos are all very important during a move, but due to their weight and size, they require a bit more care than many smaller items.

​Whether in a commercial or residential space, moving is no small task. It comes with a number of important details to cover and boxes to check, from large items and their moving needs to the numerous smaller areas you have to evaluate for value and importance during the process of packing and unpacking.

​​Being a moving company you would expect us to tell you over and over to hire professional movers. After reading through other blogs on the same topic I found an underlying bias towards using professional help. That is not the purpose of this blog. The purpose is to help you make a well-informed decision.  I will make a case for both sides. Both are great options.