How much do moving containers cost?

Determining moving container costs

Moving containers are known for being convenient and easy to use. But what about affordable? How much do they actually cost? Companies all consider things like availability and locations when setting their rates, but other factors play a roll, too. Explore what goes into prices, and get a better idea of what moving containers might cost for your move. 

What You Need to Know About Parking Moving Equipment

Preparing to Park Moving Equipment 

One of the most important tasks to take care of before moving day is securing safe, legal parking for the equipment. You’ll need to arrange for parking on both ends of the move, so make plans before the equipment is delivered for loading or unloading. Whether you’re using a moving trailer or a ReloCube^® container, be sure to check on parking, secure the space and make plans for delivery. 

Compare U-Box® to U-Pack®

Comparing U-Box^® and the U-Pack ReloCube^® 

If you compare portable storage options like the U-Haul^® U-Box and the U-Pack ReloCube^®, you’ll see some similarities. But before you choose a service, learn about how they differ and how that can impact your move. Take a look at this chart for a brief side-by-side comparison, and then keep reading for more details. 

What Will My Moving Price Be?

Money Saving Moving Option

How to save money on long-distance moves 

Being cost-aware and finding ways to lower rates are critical factors when moving on a budget. One way to do that is to handle some of the work on your own, rather than paying a company to do it all.

U-Pack^® is a “do-it-yourself” service designed with budgets in mind. The savings start with you doing the packing, loading and unloading (we do the driving), but they don’t end there. U-Pack offers other ways to save even more! Take a look at the six money-saving options below to learn how to save up to hundreds of dollars when moving.

What moving expenses are tax deductible?

How the new tax reform affects moving expense deductions 

If you’ve recently moved for work (or are planning to), you’re probably hoping to deduct all of those expenses on your income taxes. But with new laws in place, you may not be able to. On Dec. 31, 2017, Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which prevents the majority of individuals and businesses from claiming moving expenses. However, there are some exceptions. Keep reading to learn more about the new reform, who the exemptions apply to, and what it means for long distance moves. 

The Ultimate College Packing List

What to take to college

A college dorm room or campus living space may be small, but it’s still capable of feeling like home. Things like bedding, bathroom essentials and some favorite tech gear can make the college experience more comfortable and enjoyable. Whether planning a move to campus for the first time or returning to school and just looking to get organized, read on to learn what to pack for the transition.