Founded in 1890, Peasley Moving & Storage has successfully weathered many history-changing events including the Great Seattle Fire, WWI, the Spanish Flu of 1918, the Great Depression, WWII, the 2008 recession, and 9/11 among many other public crises. The health & safety of our customers, staff, service providers, and local community are paramount and we continue to adhere to all directives from local, state, and federal government agencies.
Although many unknowns still remain, rest assured that Peasley Moving & Storage will be timely and transparent in our communications regarding servicing your moving & storage needs. Our professional relocation consultants will work diligently to offer creative solutions in the event your project is impacted by the current health crisis.

OUR ACTIONS FOR COVID-19

All Peasley Moving & Storage Employees are instructed and expected to follow the guidelines provided by the CDC. This includes:

  • Staying home from work if ill, experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, or having been exposed to someone with the virus
  • Washing hands frequently with soap or using proper hand sanitizer when soap is not available
  • Maintaining a 6’ social distance from others to the highest degree possible
  • Wearing appropriate face masks when/if requested or required

Peasley Moving & Storage continues to take the following steps:

  • Regularly refreshing and reinforcing prevention guidelines among all staff members to reduce the risk of spreading infection
  • Daily monitoring of staff for symptoms of illness and sending anyone with symptoms home
  • Offering customers the option of contact-free virtual estimate appointments – More Information About Virtual Estimates
  • Following all guidelines and protocols required by Retirement Living Communities, Apartment Complexes, Condominiums, Commercial Buildings, etc.
  • Upon request and at no charge, our crew members can wear masks while performing your move. Please simply notify your Relocation Consultant if this is your preference.

Peasley Moving & Storage requests the following of our customers:

  • If you have a scheduled estimate appointment or booked move, please notify us immediately if you or any members of your household have been exposed to COVID-19, tested positive for COVID-19, or are experiencing symptoms including cough, fever, or difficulty breathing. Please rest assured there is NO CHARGE to reschedule your estimate or move due to illness – we will work together to find an alternate date that works for you.
  • Please use disinfectant/cleaner to wipe down commonly touched surfaces, objects, door handles, etc. at your residence.
  • Please make a sink, hand soap, and paper towels available to your outside salesperson and moving crew for handwashing during their time within your home.
  • Please keep all windows open throughout the moving process as this allows for greater airflow and reduces the containment of germs.
  • Please maintain a social distance of 6’ or greater during both your in-person estimate appointment and while moving services are being performed.

Here are some informative and helpful resources about COVID-19:

The team at Peasley Moving & Storage. is proud to continue offering our wide range of services in accordance with the necessary precautions outlined above. Whether you are planning to move your household or business down the street, across the country, or around the world, we’re here to make the process seamless & safe for you, just as we’ve done for well over a century!

~ Peasley Moving & Storage  

How to baby-proof your home with self storage

Organizing a household and preparing it for a baby is a big and very important thing. Whether you have already moved into a new home or you’re still planning the relocation, you need to think of baby-proofing if you want to ensure the safety of your little one. Although there are many baby-proofing kits, we at Peasley Moving and Storage Boise wanted to share with you a couple of tricks to make this process easier for you and your partner. Right in this guide, we are going to tell you how to baby-proof your home with self-storage and how you’re going to benefit from doing this. So, if getting self-storage to babyproof your home sounds like an interesting solution, make sure to keep reading.

How can self-storage help with baby-proofing your home?

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Get a storage unit and make a safer environment for your baby

We’re sure you already know how useful Idaho storage solutions can be when you’re moving or when your place is drowning in clutter. Find a secure storage facility and you will be able to place all your furniture there without having to worry about its safety. But what about baby-proofing? How can self-storage make this task easier for you? Well, the answer is really simple.

When baby-proofing, your goal is to make the home as safe as possible for your kid. This means you need to get rid of some dangerous chemicals or at least place them somewhere safe. You can also lock drawers and certain parts of your closets, and think about how you’re going to make every room in your home safer. If you choose to get self-storage, you can simply store all those sharp-edged and heavy items that could be potentially harmful to your child.

Tips & tricks on how to baby-proof your home with self-storage

A lot of people out there think that they only need to rent storage when remodeling a home or relocating. But, as you can see, that’s not true. Whenever you need some extra space, you can get a storage unit that meets your needs. So, now that you know how self-storage helps when babyproofing a home, let’s see how you can use it in the best possible way. Here are a couple of tips & tricks from professional local movers Boise on how to baby-proof your home with self-storage.

Declutter your home as early as possible

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Provide your little one with a safe environment

When baby-proofing a living space, it’s important to take care of the first step (decluttering) as quickly as possible. Your goal should be to get rid of unnecessary things before you bring your little one to your home. That’s why you should start dealing with this task as quickly as possible. For starters, you should write a plan. Plan what you’re going to keep, what you’re going to store, and what you’re going to throw away. Keep in mind that you can also donate some of your items if they’re not damaged and can still be used.

Once you’re plan is done, you can start to declutter your home. To make this process a bit easier, you should declutter room-by-room. This way, you won’t get too tired or overwhelmed like you would if you opt to declutter the entire home in just one day. Also, if possible, consider getting some help. Your partner can help you, but you can also ask a couple of friends to make this task less boring and tiring.

Secure all hazardous items away from your living area

One of the first things to do before moving into a new house with a baby is to get rid of dangerous items. You can’t have cleaning products or items from your garage just lying around your home. Instead, you should place them somewhere your child won’t be able to access them when you’re not paying attention.

Unfortunately, chemicals and flammable items are among those items that professional self storage facilities will accept. It’s a simple matter of safety. So, you will need to explore a different path to handle this. Our suggestions would be to find a secure place on your property (a tool shed or basement) and lock them inside.

Prepare the baby’s room with no hassle

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Designing a nursery is a fun and rewarding experience

Are you finally done with decluttering? Then, get ready for the fun part – designing the baby’s room. If you’re not sure about the style, check out Pinterest and you’ll find tons of ideas there. Pick colors, buy or make new furniture and plan out where you’re going to place everything. We are sure you are going to enjoy this, just make sure to start with this task well ahead of time. You don’t want to be repainting the walls in the baby’s room on the day when you’re going to bring them home.

Store away important and valuable pieces

Young kids can sometimes (almost always) ruin some of the items that mean a lot to their parents. They either break memorabilia, draw over them or damage them in other ways. And you shouldn’t get mad because of this. They are young, need to learn and move around. Your job is to protect memorabilia and valuables if you have them in your home. If you choose to baby-proof your home with self-storage, you can simply store away important and valuable pieces. Just make sure to know how to handle large items when moving them to and out of your storage unit.

Invest in a quality baby proofing kit after placing everything in self storage

After you baby-proof your home with self-storage, you will only have one thing left to do – to invest in a quality baby-proofing kit and create safe areas in your home. It’s a good idea to invest in baby gates to limit your child’s movements and keep them away from rooms like the kitchen or dangerous parts in your home, such as stairs. This will help you keep them in safe areas and prevent them from going anywhere else.

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