Author: Melissa Jones

Why You Need an Office Moving Checklist

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Moving office is generally more complicated than moving a household. There are a number of additional factors to consider on top of simply relocating property. Plus, the extent and complexity of the move will vary, depending on the nature of your business. Like any other aspect of your business, coordinating a move to a new… Read more »

Moving Internationally

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Moving internationally is a completely different experience than moving domestically. The process of relocating is much more complex; cultural change, immigration, international employment, and practical matters like healthcare and banking are all significant factors.

Moving Out of a Rental Unit

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Are you planning to move out of a rental unit in the near future? Paying attention to the laws surrounding rental agreements is a wise idea.  Knowing the facts could help you avoid confrontations with your current landlord, or even legal repercussions. Be sure to bear the following in mind when you are moving out… Read more »

Moving from Canada to the USA

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Every year, many Canadians decide to move to the United States. Some move for employment, some to be with their partner, and others to escape the Canadian weather. Whatever the reason, the moving process can be overwhelming, if undertaken by yourself. However, doing some preparation and securing professional help can turn your potentially stressful move… Read more »

7 Must-Have Packing Supplies to Make Moving Easier

All the packing supplies you need for short or long-distance travel

Most people view moving as an arduous process, and it can be. Maybe you’ve got too much to organize? Not enough time? So many things to pack? The list goes on and on and packing is likely to be the one phase of the entire moving process that will take the most time and effort…. Read more »

Moving Tips for a Stress-Free Move

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Moving to a new home can be very exciting. You realize the potential of the new place, envision your future life there, and dream about making it the home that you’ve always wanted for your family. But it can also be extremely stressful – a daunting task that tests your patience and can have you… Read more »

Storage of Household Goods

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Tippet-Richardson has storage facilities at each of its locations.  Our warehouses are equipped with modern security systems, and are therefore guarded against fire and theft. What we offer We have access to 750,000 square feet of storage space across Canada. Whether your needs are short or long term, we can provide secure warehousing and related… Read more »

FIDI-FAIM Accreditation

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Our Vancouver office achieved FIDI-FAIM accreditation in November 2013, following a comprehensive on-site audit.  What does this mean to you, our customer? FIDI-FAIM certification The FIDI-FAIM certification programme requires that international movers have a periodic independent assessment of their inter-continental moving activities. This is done through an independent audit, which is performed every three years.