You Need to Prepare Your Home
Prepare for professional packers? That’s right. If you want to save money and use less of their time, there are a number of things you can do to prepare your home for the move, and for packers to come in.
Prepare for professional packers? That’s right. If you want to save money and use less of their time, there are a number of things you can do to prepare your home for the move, and for packers to come in.
It is not common knowledge but movers are not liable for belongings you pack. It’s simple really. You could improperly secure a box and delicate items fall out of the bottom. So if you insist on packing some of your more personal stuff, make sure to use solid boxes, soft material (such as a towel) at the bottom to cushion any fragile items and use extra tape.
It could be a fun Saturday with the kids, right? And better than throwing things out. You could hold a moving away sale and then donate the rest to the Salvation Army, to help de-clutter your home.
You could wrap some favorite delicates in bubble wrap, or stuff hollow items to prevent damages.
If you want bedroom stuff packed separately from living room stuff – which most people do – just start organizing your home accordingly, to be sure that whatever they pick up in a certain room to pack gets packed with everything else there.
Any appliances with a water line should be disconnected as early as possible so they can be prepared by our crews for transit.
You can also save yourself money by collecting small unbreakable items and boxing them up in secure boxes with tape, labeling them accordingly. You also de-clutter further.
Moving heavy items such as safes, bathtubs or grand pianos pose risk of major injury if you don’t know what you are doing, let alone risk of damage to the item itself. Let the professionals do it.
Apartment moving is a bit of a headache as you have to deal with elevators and any restrictions on their use. A common mistake is to assume the challenges are similar to those of living in a house.
Think you can easily move out or into a condo? Think again? Condos present thorny issues, including restrictions on elevators, narrow entranceways and in some cases, steep stair cases. Let us help.
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