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The Hilton Head movers at All My Sons Moving & Storage want to congratulate you on your new home! Welcome to South Carolina, we know you will love it here! Before you get started, we wanted to offer you some unpacking tips from our full-service movers. We do a lot of unpacking and with our help, you will be unpacked and ready to go in no time!

Clean First

This is your opportunity to clean! Take this moment and give your rooms another quick clean. Dust off cabinets and give the corners a quick scrub. It will keep them cleaner longer, and you will feel really good about the rest of these unpacking tips. Trust us!

Delicate Items First

When your Hilton Head movers unload your moving boxes, be sure to start organizing them by room. The kitchen and bathroom are bound to have lots of little, delicate items packed in those boxes. While you still have the energy and focus, start unpacking the delicate items. It will also be easier to do first because you won’t be tripping over empty boxes and you’ll avoid accidents.

Have a System

Our Hilton Head movers are really good at working as a team, and we have a system all worked out. If you are moving with your significant other or family, show them these unpacking tips and start working on a system. For the delicate items, maybe one person starts with the kitchen and the other start with the bathroom. Figure out what works best firs then get starts unpacking.

Put Linens on the Bed

No matter what, make sure you put linens on the bed. After a long day of unpacking, the best thing you can do is have a good night’s sleep. Be sure to have your best linens ready for when your Hilton Head movers are gone and you are exhausted!

Not everyone decides to drive their cars when they move to Hilton Head. More and more people are choosing to have auto movers take their cars for them instead. The following are three reasons why auto movers in Hilton Head are a better choice when it comes to moving your automobiles rather than driving them yourself.

Not Enough Time

Sometimes, you just don’t have the time to move your car. When moving for work, a lot of people are scrambling to ensure that they can start work when they are supposed to, so they don’t have time to dive their cars down. That’s when you call your Hilton Head auto movers and enlist in their services to bring your car down while you take a flight. Your car will be at your new location waiting for you and there, first thing in the morning for you to be able to use and go to work or get things done.

It’s Better for Your Car

Of course, having your car shipped to your new home in Hilton Head is much better for the car itself. You won’t have to worry about miles, wear and tear, or overheating, because your car will be moved by professional auto movers. When it arrives, it will be as if your car never left at all. Perfect condition, every time!

It’s Much Safer

Did we mention professional auto movers? When you choose you move your car using our Hilton Head moving company, you get the safety that comes with a professional auto moving company. Your car will ride safely with us! You are also safer, because you’ll be spending that long journey comfortable on the seat of an airplane.

South Carolina and the Georgia low-country are home to one of the most unique cultures in America. The Gullah people are the descendants of slaves brought from West Africa to harvest rice on plantations. The swampy bayous of the region are a natural breeding ground for malaria and yellow fever carrying mosquitoes . Thanks to the higher resistance these slaves had developed in Africa they were better equipped to survive these maladies. As a consequence these plantations were largely run by other slave overseers, leaving the Gullah free to retain much of their original African culture.

Today the Gullah culture is alive and well, with notables like Clarence Thomas and Michelle Obama tracing their roots to the Gullah people. Each year this rich cultural heritage is celebrated with the Gullah Celebration, held on Hilton Head Island. 70,000 people from around the world will attend this year’s event. While the event is a celebration of art, music, history and culture Gullah cuisine is the real star.

An important part of Gullah culture is food. Seafood and rice are key elements of Gullah cooking and can be found in abundance at the festival. There are many options available, some favorites are Trigger fish, Shrimp with Grits and the ubiquitous Shrimp Gumbo.

The Gullah celebration runs throughout the month of February. Come down to try the exotic flavors of the region. If you develop a taste for the ho food and warm hospitality call us here at All My Sons Moving and let your friends in the moving business help you with your move.

Images courtesy of Leigh Wolf and Wikipedia

The Sea Pines Resort on Hilton Head Island is in the process of adding some new features in an effort to get people moving back to the southern part of the island and make it more of a desirable spot to visit.

The first of these improvements is a two-story, 25,000-square-foot beach club. The first floor of the club recently opened up with a restaurant called “Coast”, a retail store, a beach front market, and expanded restrooms with showers and changing rooms. Later in the month the beach club will open up the second floor with a covered bar, patio seating area, and rooms available for private parties.

The new club cost $12 million to build and it replaced the old oceanfront club built over 40 years ago. So far the ownership group has spent around $50 million dollars upgrading the resort since they bought it almost 10 years ago.

The next project for the resort is a new, $20 million dollar golf club house. The new club house will be 18,000-square-feet, three-story building. This building will have an art gallery, restaurant, and men’s and women’s locker rooms with 150 full-sized lockers. The building will also have an expanded pro-shop. The club house should be ready by next years RBC Heritage Presented by Boeing golf tournament that the resort hosts every year.

Source: http://www.islandpacket.com/2014/07/07/3200440/new-sea-pines-beach-club-first.html?sp=/99/257/

Are you looking for a great deal on Hilton Head beachfront property? Well perhaps you should consider purchasing a foreclosed home; Hilton Head and Charleston currently fall in the top ten best beach towns for foreclosure bargains in the country. Whether considering purchase for a new place to live, or simply for a new source of income (can you say beachfront rental house?), the time to buy your beach house in Hilton Head is now! Be sure to hire reputable moving professionals for your relocation needs should Hilton Head’s beaches beckon you to call South Carolina home!

Your Hilton Head movers are intrigued by the upcoming 16th annual Rib Burnoff and Barbecue Fest. Over twenty professional grillmasters and cooks will gather on May 19th to compete for your tastebuds’ approval! There will be a delicious variety of comfort foods to stuff your face with during the cook-off. The food isn’t even the best part! Aside from the eats and outdoor fun, the Rib Burnoff and Barbecue Fest will raise nearly ten thousand dollars for twenty-or-so nonprofit organizations such as The Children’s Center and The Deep Well Project. Talk about guilt-free eating!

Did you know that there have been four soup kitchens opened in and around Hilton Head within the last year? Your local professional movers are glad to know that there are people in Hilton Head who are so kind-hearted that they choose to spend their free time volunteering to feed the homeless, less-fortunate, and otherwise hungry individuals who frequent local soup kitchens. Campbell Church Soup Kitchen opened last week in Bluffton, and is the first in the city. Other local soup kitchen operations include Grateful Hearts Soup Kitchen at Holy Family Catholic Church, St. Andrews By-the-Sea, and St. James Baptist Church Community Soup Kitchen. Crowds as large as one hundred people have been accommodated which brings a smile to your Hilton Head movers’ faces!

Your local moving professionals want you to know that Hilton Head puts the “FUN” into fundraisers! Relay for Life, a local organization that regularly holds all-night benefit events, has truly reinvented the way people raise money for a good cause! “Relay Rocks” is the pre-party to beat all pre-parties when it comes to raising funds for the Hilton Head Relay for Life event which will be held at the Island Rec Center on May fourth. For a flat fee, attendees of “Relay Rocks” events enjoy appetizers AND cocktails. “Relay Rocks” events occur somewhat frequently, and have raised as much as $800 dollars per night. The next “Relay Rocks” event takes place tomorrow evening, and will kick off at 5:30 at Applebee’s. Your Hilton Head movers hope that all party-goers have a lot of fun, and more importantly, stay safe!

High tides and strong wind in October have caused quite a bit of beachfront erosion here in Hilton Head, and on Thursday the island experienced the highest tide of 2011 at a whopping nine feet high! If you have recently completed moving to Hilton Head, the recent news of beach land erosion may worry you a bit, but in actuality erosion is a normal part of being a barrier island. Just as sand moves away due to erosion, sand also gathers due to the natural ebb and flow of the elements. In other Hilton Head news, the area known as our island’s heel will soon undergo operations to replenish beach land. Roughly one million cubic yards of sand will be added to the beach as soon as this week; special equipment will be moved to the island’s heel soon so that work may begin. The project should be finished on or before February 15th, and will be very advantageous considering that erosion of the island’s heel causes 100 feet or so of sand to move away each year. Barrier island life sure is interesting, isn’t it?
 

The Avid Gardeners club of Hilton Head recently received two excellence awards from the National Garden Clubs Incorporated. The Avid Gardeners won first place in the “Pink Glove” category for the 2010 “Plant it Pink Garden,” which craftily utilizes pink planter pots along the borders of its Breast Cancer Awareness Ribbon design. The garden has been cared for by members of the Avid Gardeners and was funded in part by donations from various Hilton Head businesses. Your Hilton Head moving professionals here were so moved by the “Plant it Pink Garden” that we’ve considered starting up a garden of our own; perhaps your relocation specialists here will win another award for Hilton Head!

The second of the two awards was presented to the Avid Gardeners for the “Korosi Vegetable and Herb Education Garden,” which was put together as a way for children to get involved with the Avid Gardener’s club and also to promote healthy eating habits among Hilton Head kids. Way to go, Avid Gardeners! Your Hilton Head professional movers can’t wait to see what kind of garden creations you all come up with next!