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A PODS driver uses PODZILLA to lower a portable moving container into a family’s driveway after ensuring the space meets PODS driveway requirements.

Do I Need a Moving Container Permit Driveway Placement? A Complete Guide

Moving and Storage Container Guides

by Matt LyonsPosted On August 21, 2026
Moving to a new home is an exciting time — but navigating the logistics can easily cause a major headache. Between packing fragile family heirlooms and coordinating timelines, the last thing you want is a surprise fine or a blocked delivery when you’re ready to start moving boxes. Understanding whether you need a moving container permit for your driveway is essential to ensure a smooth experience.
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A PODS truck is transporting three portable moving and storage containers along a freeway, past lush forests and fields, as part of a long-distance move.

Planning a Long-Distance Move? Compare the Best Moving Options Before You Start Packing

Long-Distance Moves

by Matt LyonsPosted On August 20, 2026
Planning a long-distance move? You’ve generally got three main options: Hire full-service movers, rent a moving truck and handle it all yourself, or use a portable moving container, like PODS, for a hybrid approach. Each comes with its own trade-offs, and the right one depends on more than just price. Our guide is here to help you plan all the logistics for your long-distance move.
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A PODS container is being delivered to a suburban one-story home on a tree-lined street, showing how to move a few miles without a truck

No Rental? No Problem: Learn How to Move a Few Miles Without a Truck

Moving Tips and Hacks

by Matt LyonsPosted On August 17, 2026
Moving a few miles down the road? You don’t necessarily need to rent a big moving truck to get the job done. In fact, figuring out how to move a few miles without a truck can give you more flexibility, less driving stress, and a move that works on your schedule — not the rental company’s. Whether you’re trying to save money, avoid driving a massive truck through city streets, or just want to take things at a more comfortable pace, going truck-free can be a surprisingly practical way to make your next short-distance move.
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A young woman is sitting on the floor of her living room surrounded by moving boxes, stretching her arms up as she prepares for moving across country.

12 Moving Across Country Tips From an Expert Who’s Gone Coast-to-Coast

Long-Distance Moves

by Jessica ThiefelsPosted On August 14, 2026
Moving across the country is exciting. There’s so much to look forward to, from the journey to your final destination. It’s also different from any other move you’ll make. Before you pack up your car and head out, learn a few lessons from someone who’s done it before.
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A young woman is having coffee with her mother in the living room of her family home after moving home after college.

Moving Home After College: The Practical Guide To Sorting, Selling, and Storing Your Gear

Moving Tips and Hacks

by Matt LyonsPosted On August 10, 2026
Graduation day is a massive milestone, but the weeks following (or leading up to it) can be a challenge. While transitioning into the professional world is exciting, moving home after college is a different beast altogether. It’s a strategic financial pivot, but it requires careful planning — and usually means figuring out what to do with an apartment or dorm’s worth of stuff. Here is exactly how to audit your college gear so you can save space, make money, and protect your belongings in the process.
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Various household items that are being collected during estate sale planning.

How to Have an Estate Sale: Simple Tips for Netting More Cash

Real Estate Advice

by Alex KeightPosted On August 7, 2026
Want to know how to have an estate sale that nets you plenty of profits? Here’s everything you need to know about the who, what, when, where, why, and how of running your own.
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A happy couple and their dog sit on a sunny stoop while considering living in a townhouse vs. condo vs. apartment.

Townhouse vs. Condo vs. Apartment: Which Is Right for You?

Real Estate Advice

by Bonnie AzoulayPosted On August 6, 2026
Living on your own and wanting to live close to the action? Young family not quite ready to commit to purchasing a single-family home? Retiree looking to downsize? Then an apartment, condo, or townhouse may be perfect for you. But which one should you choose? Read on to find out!
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U.S. service member unloading belongings from a PODS portable moving container outside a home during a PCS move.

What Is a PCS Move? The Complete Guide for Military Families

Military Moving

by Matt LyonsPosted On August 5, 2026
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.
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A woman is sitting pensively as she prepares for moving out after a breakup, with stacks of moving boxes and her ex-boyfriend in the background.

Moving Out After a Breakup: Your Practical Guide to a Fresh Start

Moving Tips and Hacks

by Matt LyonsPosted On August 3, 2026
When a relationship ends, shifting your focus from emotional chaos to practical execution is the absolute best way to regain your independence. If you find yourself facing the daunting task of moving out after a breakup, you are likely dealing with a flood of emotions while trying to manage a mountain of logistics. Here is your checklist for navigating this physical transition cleanly, logically, and with your sanity intact.
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A couple sitting in their living room after moving in together surrounded by boxes, plants, and empty living room space.

How To Combine Two Households: The Practical PODS Guide To Moving In Together

Moving Tips and Hacks

by Matt LyonsPosted On July 30, 2026
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.
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