Thursday, September 1, 2016

Charlotte's Top Suburbs by Charlotte Movers TNT Moving Systems

Top Charlotte Suburbs



We at TNT Moving Systems can think of about a million reasons you should move to Charlotte, and a lot of these reasons are not contained within the city limits. That’s right, Charlotte’s suburbs are gaining more popularity than ever, and for good reason. Each has its own set of unique features that make it desirable and fun. Here are a few of our favorites.

1.      Fort Mill. About eighteen miles from Uptown, Fort Mill has become quite a popular area for families to move. Its low property tax, good schools, and affordable housing continue to attract retirees and newly formed families from all walks of life. And with neighborhoods such a Baxter Village it is not necessary to have to venture into Charlotte for a fun night out.

2.      Indian Trail. Looking for something a little more rural? Off the beaten path? This is your place. With beautiful countryside views and backyards that open to clear, blue skies, Indian Trail is quickly growing in popularity. About fifteen miles from Uptown, this is a place to settle down. Check out Sun Valley Commons for some great places to eat, drink, and enjoy the slow life.

3.      Huntersville. Great schools, nice and affordable homes, and only twenty minutes from Uptown—Huntersville has been one of Charlotte’s top suburbs for years. And it’s only getting better with time. With the great restaurants and retail of Birkdale Village, and the enticing boat life that Lake Norman provides, it’s no wonder people are scrambling to get here. Plus, with the promise of a LYNX transit system running from Charlotte on up to Huntersville, it might just become the most popular suburb yet.

4.      Mount Holly. This is for constantly active. For those always on the move, looking for that next great hiking spot or river to kayak through. Mount Holly is the home of The U.S. Whitewater Center and Crowders Mountain State Park. Two wonderful spots for outdoor fun. Best of all, Mount Holly works on multiple levels: there are trails and camping for the uber active and then some that are more family friendly.

Find the suburb that fits your personality best. Then call us at TNT Moving Systems to get you moved in and ready for your new life.



Written by Andrae Bergeron
TNT Moving Systems contributor

Tuesday, July 19, 2016

Summer Moves aren't Easy- Here are Our Packing Tips




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Summer Moves aren't Easy- Here are Our Packing Tips


TNT Moving Systems wants your summer move to go as smoothly as possible. That's why we can help you with every part of the move- even the packing. 
 
This summer make sure you are fully prepared for a stress-free move. Packing during the hottest season of the year means you need to take extra precautions to be sure all of your belongings arrive safe and secure.

Here in the South it can get pretty hot. Really hot, actually. So hot, it’s tough to go outside. But for some reason summer is the most popular time to move. So if you fall into the category of summertime movers, here are a few things to think about before you begin:

First, the easy part. Sketch a floor plan of your new house and label each room. Then, once everything is packed you can label the boxes to match the room shown on the plan. This will make the job of the movers much easier.

Next, begin to pack. This is usually when the stress factor begins to rise. Stuff gets broken, pieces of equipment go missing. But if you pack smart, everything will work out fine. For belongings that have multiple pieces, tape or fasten them together. Also, try and keep everything grouped according to which rooms they will be going in.

You can never use too much bubble wrap. Make sure everything breakable is surrounded by soft, foamy materials. Don’t take chances on anything. Even though you have professional movers, the smallest movement inside the box can cause fragile pieces to crack or break. It’s also important to have as many objects as possible inside boxes. This will keep them out of direct sunlight and heat, which can cause fading, or even melting.

On the day of the move keep all doors to both houses shut as often as possible. Obviously they will be opening and closing a lot because of the heavy in and out traffic, but you want to keep the inside as cool as possible. Also, try not to have your boxes sit on the porch or sidewalk for too long. The less exposure to heat the better.

Lastly, hire a quality company to do your moving for you. A company known for excellence and professionalism. A company like TNT Moving Systems.
Get your free quote here or call us today at 704-523-1455 

Good luck, and happy moving!


Written by Andrae Bergeron 
CCP Web Design staff writer

Monday, June 6, 2016

Best Charlotte Movers: Best Places to Live in North Carolina



As Charlotte Movers, we have helped clients move all over the state. TNT Moving Systems is a full service moving company in Charlotte that handles both local and long distant moves. “As professional movers with over 20 years’ experience, we have got to see much of America and especially the Carolinas,” said Todd Koepke, co-owner of TNT Moving Systems

Here are the Top 5 Places to live in North Carolina: 
 

  1. Charlotte, NC- Well, of course, we think Charlotte is the best place to live in North Carolina. “Charlotte has been our home for over 20 years,” said Tom Tulowiecki, co-owner of TNT Moving Systems. Charlotte has plenty to do. It is listed as best places to live from Business Insider. There is plenty of industry here to find a job. And Charlotte is located perfectly between the mountains and the beach.
  2. Asheville, NC – Asheville is well-known for its ambiance. Situated in the mountains, Asheville is a thriving community with great food, hiking, and music!
  3. Beaufort, NC- Beaufort is one of the oldest towns in North Carolina. It has small town charm and beauty all around. It is located in the “Inner Banks” region and fishing is a great pastime of residents here.
  4. Wilmington, NC- About 20 minutes from Carolina Beach and Wrightsville Beach, Wilmington is a historic beach town with fun things to do. Wilmington is more than just a tourist spot!
  5. Davidson, NC-Not only is Davidson one of the safest places to live on our list- it is beautiful. Davidson is a college town through and through with great book stores, restaurants, and community.
If you are wanting to move to North Carolina- you will want the Best Movers in Charlotte- and that’s TNT Moving Systems. We love what we do and only hire the best employees. Get a free estimate for local and long distant moves