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Moving Tips
Plan out what supplies you will need ahead of time, such as boxes, tape, markers for labeling, bubble wrap for breakable items, etc., so you don’t find yourself making multiple trips to the store.
Wardrobe boxes are a great way to move items from your closet, especially if you have a large closet. This will avoid having to unhang and rehang clothes. This will also help to prevent your clothes from getting wrinkled.
To help the movers, put your boxes where they belong in your new home or apartment, and color code with stickers. Then, place a matching sticker on the door of each room, along with a sign over the area in which you would like the boxes placed.
Keeping similar items together will be a huge help when unpacking. For things that have pieces to go with them, such as some electronics and their cords, use Zi lock bags to put the pieces in, and tape the bag to the item to which it belongs .
To decrease the amount of work that comes with moving, pack things you don’t use often first. Spread out your packing over time so as not to overwhelm and exhaust yourself.
Check your homeowners insurance to see if you are covered during a move. Keep expensive or important items with you if possible. Things are always bound to get lost during a move, and you definitely don’t want it to be your fine china and matching silverware.
Choose a moving company that charges by weight and miles. Companies that charge by volume are known for giving inaccurate estimates, and their customers are then charged more when their belongings arrive.
Watch for hidden fees that movers can charge if they have to climb multiple flights of stairs, if your driveway or street is too narrow for the truck, or if they have to move unusually heavy items, such as a refrigerator or Jacuzzi.
