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SAN FRANCISCO LAB AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MOVERS:

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NOR-CAL Moving Services provide moving and storage services to the biotech companies within the State of California and Texas. NOR-CAL Moving Services has been providing San Francisco laboratory moving services since its inception in 1982. We have an unmatched expertise when it comes to the sensitive, often time-critical, relocation of laboratories and R&D facilities, making us the expert for any laboratory move. Our laboratory moving crews and drivers have extensive training with the proper handling, packing and transport of laboratory equipment, from high-value microscopes and slides to centrifuges. We handle a lab move with the most secure, careful techniques to ensure a damage-free, seamless relocation. Our specialized equipment, air-ride and lift-gate equipped trucks permit the safe transport and storage of sensitive equipment. There is no size and scope need we cannot handle at NOR-CAL Moving Services. We provide local, long distance and international moving services f...

9 Tips to Move with a Cat:

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Moving with a cat can be difficult. They are very smart and curious creatures, but most importantly they are territorial. When you change the environment of your cat they become confused. You need to help them understand that the new territory is now their home, where they eat and get love and care. They need the time to become familiar with at least some of their new territory, and time to make to become comfortable before expanding it. If you simply bring your cat to your new home without taking the proper steps often they’ll often just run away in search of the territory that is familiar to them. Use the steps below to make sure they have as little stress as possible during the move.  If you have a dog go check out these  7 tips for moving with a dog . BEFORE THE MOVE Allow your cat time to get used to the carrier. Introduce your cat to her carrier by leaving it out so they can explore it. You want your cat to have a positive relationship with this carrier, so ...