Much like snowflakes, people, and moving companies, no two relocations are alike. But there are two main types: local and long distance, and while they have their similarities, there are specific tips and tricks that go along with each one.So what are the differences? How should the distance of your move change the way you prepare? And how can you have the best moving experience, regardless of how far away the destination lies? Hopefully, Elite’s moving and storage experts can answer some of those questions right now.Moving LocallyWhat is a “local” moveThough different moving companies have different definitions of local, most consider anything under 100 miles (sometimes 50) to be a local move. Longer than this, even if in-state, is generally considered an intrastate move—a sort of middle-ground classification. This is a common occurrence, especially within bigger states like California, Florida, Texas, or even Illinois, where you can travel hundreds of miles within state lines.An exce...
