Simplify the process of shipping your belongings and moving your home or office with our commercial shipping resources, commercial shipping guides, and commercial shipping tips.
Making the decision to move your business is never easy. In this post, we’ll take a look at 6 reasons why a business should or has to relocate to a new place.
Cross-border shipping differs from domestic parcel or freight shipping in a number of ways, from customs paperwork to carrier requirements to security clearances. In this post, we’ll give you advice on the best way to choose a freight shipping carrier and prepare all the necessary documents.
Shipping rates are increasing almost entirely across the board this year. Take a closer look at what that means for common shipping providers, including USPS, FedEx, UPS, and consolidated freight.
Which are the biggest hurdles you might face during a commercial office relocation, and how can you assure that your office clears them? In this post we will take a look at common office move problems and how to avoid them.
To create a space that is easy to work in, accommodating and comfortable to employees, and pleasant to be in is hard. To ensure your space lives up to its potential, consider these critical elements.
By land, by sea, or by air, there are several different freight options for you to choose from. Learn more about air freight and when to use it in this post.
Pallets are typically shipped through less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping. To help make sure your pallet is securely packed and prepared, we’ve compiled a list of some of the most common pallet shipping mistakes—and how you can avoid them.
If you or your company have been leasing equipment or machinery and have come to the end of your lease, or you no longer find yourself in need of it, it’s time to return your equipment. We’re here to help you unpack some of that language and figure out what exactly you need to do to get your leased equipment back on time.
If you’re planning a winter relocation or have cargo to ship during cold weather, follow these rules to make sure your move goes as smoothly as possible.
From specialized components to full engines and transmissions, auto parts are often heavy and irregularly shaped, which can make them seem difficult to ship. Good news for gearheads: shipping auto parts over a long distance isn’t as complicated as you might think.
