The Best Practices To Prepare For Your Move

Whether its junk or donation, it is best to have any items not part of your move removed and properly disposed of or donated. This helps identifying moving items, and limits confusion. 

Be sure to have all your belongings from furniture, walls, cupboards, and nick knacks boxed and ready for the movers. Not being properly packed and prepared can cause significant delays with your service.

Having clean furniture and home is best before a move. Removal of pet hair, accumulation of dust particles, clean dishes before packing, is the best practice to limit allergies or sickness.  

We never want something to be misplaced or accidentally break. The best way to limit this for your small valuables, is simply take them with you. 

Making sure we can navigate through your home with your furniture is imperative. Having this prepared before your movers arrive is the best way to cut down on time for your overall move.

Having a prepared area for our movers to park is the best practice for an expedited load and unload. From big city to the suburbs, having parking meters reserved or planned parking areas on your street is crucial. 

Moving is a big change for everyone. Making sure to be available at a moments notice is very helpful for your move. It may be a safe idea to have your pets or children situated during your move day.

Making sure everything is moved is most important. Numbering your boxes and taking inventory of your furniture is the best way to track your belongings. 

It is best to disconnect all appliances before your move. Run a couple dry cycles with your washing machine, remove all ice or water from fridge lines, and unplug all appliances. 

Paints, pesticides, harsh household cleaning chemicals, etc. should all be disposed of. We don't want bleaches or chemicals to spill on your belongings during transport.

Making sure your gas & oils are removed from yard equipment will help limit the possibly of gas to satin your furniture, and eliminates possible combustion. 

We cannot move propane tanks, so having these removed and disconnected before your move is very helpful.

We move in all types of weather. However, for a more efficient move, it is best to try and pick a day with the best weather conditions available. 

We need you to be onsite for your move, in order to properly manage where items go, etc. 

Communicating to your movers where things go at your new place, significantly limits the time of unload. Saving cost is a big part of a moving service, and this helps tremendously.