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Are you moving your family to experience something new? Are you being relocated by your employer? Are you moving your own company? Whatever the reason, there’s so much involved when you are planning a residential or office relocation! Whether you are using Ace Relocation Systems to handle your residential or commercial move, or another moving company, you can make the transition easier by taking time to learn about the city in which you will relocate. Click this  U.S. City Guide  to get started!

Packing and moving is a time consuming, tedious job. Bad planning of the whole process can result in a lot of inconveniences that can carry forward even to your new home. Here are 5 common mistakes made by families while packing and moving: Not getting help A lot of families assume that packing and moving is a simple process that can be done on their own. Hence, they refrain from getting any sort of help. This results in limited packing supplies, last minute hassles and clumsy packing. This can end up in fragile items breaks, misplacing important documents, forgetting precious belongings etc. Packing up the essentials first This is a big mistake that many people make while packing up. They start their packing with the essentials leaving them with nothing to go about their lives in the coming days. Always start the packing process with the least used items such as décor and items you don’t require immediately. Keeping the sorting till after the move Some people procra

Master bathrooms are getting a style makeover, according to the 2017 U.S. Houzz Bathroom Trends Study,* which found that 90% of renovating homeowners change the style of their master bathroom during upgrades. Of those making a change to the overall style, contemporary (25%), transitional (17%) and modern (15%) lead in popularity. Design decisions vary by generation, with Millennial (25-34) homeowners opting most often for modern style master bathrooms, while contemporary is most popular among Gen-Xers (35-54) and Baby Boomers (55+). White continues to gain popularity in renovated master bathrooms, with even more countertops and walls appearing in white this year (40% and 19%, respectively) compared with 2016 findings. Additionally, bathroom features are increasingly contrasted against gray walls and cabinet surfaces (35% and 14%, respectively, compared with 30% and 9% in 2016, respectively). Millennials are significantly more likely to choose white countertops (52%) and cabi