Estate sale furniture: how to get it home before the pickup deadline
Estate sales don't deliver, and the deadline is the buyer's problem. Lugg moves the piece the same day — plus the one question worth asking before you pay.
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Cheap furniture near me: where to find the best deals (and get them home)
The cheapest sofa near you is probably on Marketplace for $150. Here's where to find cheap furniture near you — and how to get it home.
Subletting your apartment? How to store your stuff temporarily
A stranger's about to live in your apartment. Here's what to lock away in short-term storage, what's fine to leave, and how to move it both ways.
How to return a mattress, furniture, or other large items (retailer-by-retailer guide)
How to return large items without a truck — organized by retailer, with the logistics details nobody else spells out.
What Is the Best U-Haul Alternative for Your Move?
Renting a truck isn’t for everyone. This guide compares Lugg and U-Haul to see how pricing, movers, truck access, and same-day availability stack up — and which option fits your move best.
5 common mistakes to avoid when buying used furniture (and how to pick the right piece)
Buying secondhand furniture is smart and sustainable, but it’s easy to make costly mistakes. From ignoring measurements to underestimating delivery logistics, these five tips will help you shop confidently, spot quality pieces, and avoid the regrets that come with a “too good to be true” deal.
You found the perfect grill—now how are you getting it home?
You found the perfect grill—now what? Whether it’s a big-box deal or a Marketplace gem, Memorial Day weekend is all about BBQ plans. Here’s how to get it home without the stress.
How much to tip movers in 2026: Full guide & tips
Tipping your movers shows appreciation for their hard work, but the amount will depend on the quality of service, difficulty of the move, and your budget.
Donating Furniture for Earth Month: Lugg Teams up with Sabai
In celebration of Earth Month, we collaborated with Sabai in New York City to collect furniture slated for the landfill and donate it to local charities.