PODS transformed the moving market when its portable storage container was released, but with that came competition — including the ReloCube from U-Pack. Which is better, though? Well, it depends. Our guide is here to take you through the basics of PODS vs. U-Pack ReloCube so you’re able to make the best decision for your unique move.

Moves aren’t always perfectly timed. Maybe you’re waiting on your new home to close, or perhaps you’re moving to a new city and want some extra time to find a new space in the perfect neighborhood. Whatever the circumstance, you’re likely putting your items in storage. Typically, a storage unit is the first choice, but it can be a hassle (especially when moving long-distance). That’s where PODS portable storage containers come in. Both options offer peace of mind, but which is best for your move? That’s what our guide to PODS vs. a storage unit is here to help you decide.

From pack-yourself moving containers to full-service moving companies, choosing the right option for your situation is crucial. Budget, the distance you’re moving, how many items you have, and even how much work you want to do yourself, all play a part in the final cost, but is there just one option that’s the clear winner? To help find what’s right for you, we’ll be covering all the pros and cons of each.

Have a pending PCS move (aka permanent change of station move)? Need a PCS moving checklist? Then you’ve come to the right place! Whether you have a few months or a few weeks to prepare, this basic checklist of items will help you confidently transition to your new installation.

Whether you’ve just received your first PCS orders or your fifth, you know the stress of the process. No matter how much time you have to prepare, you’ll need to figure out how you want to move to your next installation as soon as possible. Yes, the military offers two primary options for moves: HHG (household goods moves) and PPM/DITY (personally procured moves/do-it-yourself). But there is a third option, too: the partial DITY move.