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mariarichard01 on 30 Jan 20If you've ever moved in your life, you are likely familiar with renting a moving truck. There are a few nationwide companies that rent out long-distance moving trucks for DIY moves. While this might seem like the most affordable option for transporting your stuff, what you probably don't know is that it can literally cost you thousands of dollars by the time you have paid for the truck fee, mileage, and fuel to move your belongings out of state. Furthermore, if you are doing all the work on your own, you must contend with stops along the way, plus food, supplies, and equipment rentals. While renting a moving truck for in-town moves can be a very affordable option, you may find it just as costly as hiring a professional mover for a cross-country relocation. Additionally, you may not have anyone to help you unload when you get to your new home. These factors, along with not having to deal with the stress of a DIY move, can make hiring a pro the more attractive option.
