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  • May 30, 2023 /
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Moving in the 2000s vs. Moving in the 2020s

In the early 2000s, moving was a much more labor-intensive affair than it is today. Most people hired professional movers or recruited family and friends to help with the heavy lifting. Rental trucks were not widely available, leaving individuals to rely on larger trucks for larger moves. Packing materials were sparse in comparison to now, leaving people to rely on newspapers, blankets, and sheets of plastic to protect their belongings.

In 2020, moving has become much simpler thanks to the advances in technology and services available. Moving companies now offer a wide variety of services ranging from packing boxes to renting large trucks that can accommodate larger items such as furniture. There are also more options for packing materials that are designed specifically for storing fragile items during transport. Additionally, online resources provide tips and advice for planning your move as well as tracking packages throughout the process.

Another major difference between the early 2000s and now is the speed at which a move can be completed. In 2020, most moves can take just a few days or even just one day depending on how far away you are moving from your current residence. Thanks to GPS tracking systems, rental trucks have become much easier to locate when relocating long distances and movers have become more efficient in coordinating and managing multiple tasks simultaneously so that customers receive their belongings faster with less hassle.

Finally, technology has made it easier than ever before for individuals to stay connected while on the road or in transit during a move. With mobile phones offering broadband Internet service along with voice communication capabilities, customers are able to stay in touch with family members while en route as well as access important documents and address information quickly online without having to wait until they're settled into their new home or office space.