If you know your destination city, the best time to schedule to call your mover to give you an estimate is about four weeks prior to your move out date. The estimator will arrive and ask you several questions to get a better idea of the scope of the move. Some of these questions would be:
Moving your car might seem last on your list because you don’t have to pack anything up and the mover just picks it up, but there is important preparation to move or store your car. First and foremost wash your car before it is moved so when you pick it up any body damage is easily seen. Thoroughly cleaning the inside and taking anything out that could shift and damage your interior during shipment.
When many people are getting ready to move, they often wonder ‘where did all of this stuff come from?’ As time passes clutter is inevitable, but clutter does not have to be a bad thing. There are numerous ways to de-clutter your home before your move, which can save you money.
When preparing to move there are numerous things to be concerned with, packing, furniture, children, and pets. Depending on where and how you are relocating, will decide on how your pet will make the move. The following 5 tips are to help you and your pet(s) make a safe and healthy move.
Finally your furniture and boxes have arrived at their destination, the movers have put items in their designated rooms, and they are gone. Now you have left to deal with the unpacking and arranging from the move, but where to start. Although each person has their unique way of unpacking, Columbine has learned a few tips along the way.
