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We are excited to shine a spotlight on Kevin Ashley, one of the longest-standing members of our team here at Imlach Group. Kevin has been with us since our company's first opening, and we are thrilled to highlight his contributions and achievements in this employee spotlight.

Start Planning Early

The sooner you start planning for your move, the better. This will give you more time to declutter your home, pack your belongings, and make any necessary arrangements for your transition. You can start by creating a timeline of when you need to have specific tasks completed. Then, start working on each task one by one. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, remember to take breaks and ask for help from friends or family.

It doesn’t take much for your new neighbors to form a first impression after you move in to your new home, so be sure it’s a good one!

The relationship you build can make or break an evening on the back porch or a stroll through the neighborhood. After all, these are the people you’ll be sharing the community with and you want to ensure a positive experience for everyone. We’ve compiled a list of dos and don’ts so that your first run in will keep everyone pleasantly surprised.

Even in a tight-knit real estate market, there are strategies you may use to maximize the sale price of your house. Review these points before listing your home to ensure you obtain the best price possible.

You might be thinking about putting some items in a storage unit or storage vault if your house is starting to seem a little more congested these days. Many people rely on these machines to clear clutter or to make relocating from one house to another go more easily. You might be concerned about how effectively your personal possessions are secured when you entrust a storage facility with them. We'll assist you in comprehending the hazards involved and the precautions you may take to safeguard your property before you sign a contract.

Similar to unpacking the fragile boxes and setting up the new wifi system, home inspections are something most renters drag their feet doing. You’ve done all the work already, right? Packed everything. Hired movers. Signed the lease. The last thing on your mind is walking through your new home looking for damage the previous renters caused. Trust us, it’s worth it!

Doing a thorough inspection saves you big time. Not only will you get the entirety of your deposit back once you move out, but you won’t be held accountable for damage you didn’t do. An inspection gives you peace of mind and ensures the return of your security deposit. So, you may be asking, what exactly do I need to look for while doing a home inspection? Here are our two biggest tips:

We’ve all been there. You spend all day packing the easy stuff – things like clothes, toys, and pillows. Suddenly you’re faced with the daunting task of carefully wrapping your breakable dishes and that ridiculously fragile family heirloom china set. If you aren't keen on having your movers do it for you, or just feel like getting some of it packed yourself, we’ve got your back. With these solid tips, we'll get your valuables unloaded at your new home safely and in one piece. Here’s what you need to know: 

If you're getting ready for a new beginning in a new house, you probably feel pleased about the move but concerned about how your plants will feel about being uprooted. If you are a devoted plant parent, you are already knowledgeable about plant care; what you need is a relocation strategy. Here is a step-by-step instruction manual for moving your cherished plants securely.