Summer is perhaps the most popular time of year to move in the Twin Cities, which means moving companies are in high demand. In fact, approximately 70% of all relocation occurs between Memorial Day and Labor Day, which means you may have to fight for a spot on the moving company's calendar.

For the average household, moving day can be incredibly chaotic. Between packing, loading, cleaning, and a long list of last-minute to-do items, it's all too easy to let important — but easily overlooked — tasks slip your mind. And unfortunately, that often means inadvertently leaving things behind and failing to tie up loose odds and ends.

At Ace Moving & Warehousing, we know many relocators are surprised to learn there's a long list of items that movers cannot or will not transport. Below, we've listed seven of the most common, non-allowable household goods, so you can start arranging alternate transportation for these items as early as possible.

Moving with kids can be challenging, especially if your kids don’t really want to settle down in a new location. Beyond objections, though, moving with children almost always involves additional planning and preparation, simply because you have more stuff to transport.

If you’re getting ready to relocate, you’ve probably wondered whether moving insurance is something you should consider. Every year, thousands of underinsured relocators post negative reviews for items damaged during transport. Understandably, those experiences can make anyone feel nervous about trusting a moving company with their valuable belongings. Fortunately, though, when it comes to protecting your move, you have a variety of options. Below, our Ace Moving & Warehousing team discusses what you need to know to properly protect your move.

Are you getting ready to move across state lines? How exciting! Just don’t let that excitement morph into stress because you neglected appropriate planning! At Ace Moving & Warehousing, our long-distance movers have been facilitating relocations for over 60 years, so when it comes to interstate moves, we know a thing or two. Below, we’ve outlined a few helpful tips for planning your big move — keep these suggestions in mind for a smooth, low-stress relocation.

Planning an upcoming relocation? Trying to downsize? Garage too stuffed to park inside? If so, you’ve probably thought about renting a storage unit—but do you know which type of storage is best for your belongings? At Ace Moving & Warehousing, we want you to know that all storage solutions are not created equal. A standard unit can certainly help protect your things, but depending on what you're packing away, standard protection may not be enough. Below, we’re giving you the rundown on why climate-controlled storage is a better option.

Planning a move to a smaller home? If you currently reside in a moderately sized abode, downsizing can present a real challenge. Deciding what you need, what you want, and more importantly, what can fit into your new home is no easy task. At Ace Moving & Warehousing, it’s our job to make your move as stress free as possible, so if you’re attempting to consolidate your stuff, take the following tips to heart!

If you’re planning an upcoming move, chances are you’ve contemplated a DIY job. After all, how challenging can moving your belongings really be? Though the act of packing books and t-shirts may not present a struggle, you might be surprised at just how many snares can trip you up during a residential move.