Matt Lyons

From the moment you have PCS orders in hand, the process kicks off with tight timelines, detailed logistics, and a lot of coordination. But, while a PCS move can feel overwhelming, having a good idea of what to expect can at least make the process more manageable (and maybe even a little exciting). We’re here to take you through the entire process.

Couples moving in together is exciting — until you realize you’re trying to fit two couches, two coffee makers, three sets of dishes, and an impressive collection of “just in case” items into your new space. Figuring out how to combine two households isn’t just about blending your lives; it’s about deciding what stays, what goes, and how to make your shared space work for both of you. Without a game plan, it’s easy to end up with duplicate furniture, overcrowded closets, and a home that feels more like a storage unit than a fresh start.

Whether you're moving across the country, tackling a long-overdue decluttering project, or simply need some extra space, knowing what not to put in a storage unit helps protect your belongings, your container, and everyone handling it. The good news? The list is pretty straightforward. In this guide, we'll walk you through what is not allowed in a storage unit, explain why certain items are off-limits, and share a few packing tips to help your move (or storage project) go as smoothly as possible.

Greensboro, NC, is one of the Southeast’s best-kept secrets — a city that balances metropolitan opportunity with a relaxed small-town pace. Known for its central location and world-class sports teams, Greensboro has become a magnet for everyone from young professionals to retirees. Thinking about living there? We’re here to break down everything you should know about living in Greensboro, NC.

Whether you're dreaming of wide-open spaces or prefer to stay close to the action, Iowa makes it easy to have both. You can settle into a peaceful small town and still be within a reasonable drive of vibrant hubs like Des Moines or Iowa City for great dining, entertainment, and culture. Of course, no place is perfect. Before you pack the moving boxes, let's take a closer look at the real pros and cons of living in Iowa.