6 Helpful Moving Tips
Darlene Main • June 9, 2020
Describing moving as stressful may be quite an understand. There are so many details and so much work involved in a move. It can often be overwhelming if a move is not properly planned and is poorly executed.
Here are 6 moving tips to help ensure that your next move goes smoothly.
Use The Right Size & Type of Boxes
It is important that you use the both the right type of and size boxes when moving. You need heavy duty boxes in multiple sizes. This is important to minimize breakage and will likely cut down on how many boxes you will need overall. Pack your heavier items in small boxes and light items in bigger ones.
Pack In Advance
It is not a good idea to wait until the day of your move or the night before to start packing. You want to begin your packing well in advance so that by moving day your are fully packed and ready to go.
Donate Unwanted Items
As you are packing, have designated boxes or bags for donation items. Why move unwanted things to a new home? You can help keep your new home more organized and clutter free by only taking the things you want, use, and need.
Book The Right Size Moving Truck
Guessing is not a good idea when it comes to a moving truck. If you are unsure how much space you need, discuss the size of the home your are leaving, amount of furniture you have, and number of boxes you packed with a reputable company like U-haul. They can help you determine the size of moving truck you will need.
Utilize a Storage Unit if Necessary
When moving into a smaller home or apartment, you may not have enough space for all your furniture and belongings. Renting a secure, climate-controlled storage unit
may be the perfect solution for you. Rather than selling your property, you can keep it safe for future use.
Label Everything
Label all of your boxes as you pack them. Having properly labeled boxes can save you so much time when loading your truck and unpacking. Be sure to label all of your breakables as fragile as well. Then anyone who handles those boxes will be encouraged to do so with care.