Moving house with children and pets in tow is difficult. But sometimes, children and pets aren't the only things homeowners take with them to their new home. Cockroaches, for instance, especially the German kind, will happily tag along to your new home if you let them. Of course, that's the last thing you need. But what if you have a cockroach infestation? How do you stop them from traveling to your new house with you?

If you run a law firm, then switching offices is a little bit more complicated than it would be if you owned a different type of business, due to the quantity of confidential data about your clientele that you keep on your premises. Below are two tips that could help you with this challenging situation. Use an office removals service One of the most sensible steps you can take to ensure that there are no serious data breaches during your law firm's office relocation is to find a moving company that specialises in office removals, instead of using one that offers general moving services.

Most people find moving somewhat stressful, but seniors can have a particularly hard time adapting to the change of environment. Whether you are helping an elderly relative move into a senior living facility or supporting your parents in downsizing, the following tips can help. 1. Plan Ahead Older people often get stressed out by moves, so there is no sense in making the worry worse by trying to do everything at the last minute.

What is restumping? Restumping is a maintenance process for houses that involves replacing the stumps of a house. House stumps—typically made of timber—can become defective with time and settle due to the natural movement of soil. With time, moisture from the soil rots these stumps, and if they are not fixed then the structure of the house is in danger. Older houses with timber stumps require restumping before renovations can begin.