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There are so many details to handle as you prepare for a move. It can seem like a daunting task. This checklist will help you manage the process and not forget anything.
Packing and Moving
If you're hiring a moving company, get a firm bid in writing.
Try and consume canned food and frozen items before the move.
The more organized you can be in your packing, the easier it will be to unpack and settle into your new home. It’s also the best way to make sure you don’t lose or break anything during the process. Here are some basic reminders in how to pack well.
Don’t use damaged boxes.
Use quality movers tape to secure items properly.
Don’t put heavy items in large boxes.
Put heavier items in the bottom of a box and label these boxes as heavy.
Have a packing plan. Use color coding or clear labels.
· Call utility companies (electric, water, cable) to cancel your current services and sign up for services in your new home.
· Collect all of your important documents – birth certificates, passports, medical records, and carry these with you instead of packing them.
Precious items such as jewelry or your family photo albums should also carried with you instead of packed along with other household items.
Conduct a last-minute walk-through. Check drawers, closets, the basement, and the garage.
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