Moving Day Tips
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Tips and Tricks
Your Moving Day Is Here …
Our courteous staff is always ready to guide you throughout the process. Never hesitate to call, email, or text with any questions or concerns—there is no such thing as a silly question. Clear communication helps make moving day smooth, efficient, and stress-free.
To help things go even more smoothly, we recommend keeping your phone nearby, staying accessible for quick questions from the crew, and reviewing your moving plan ahead of time. A few small preparations can make a big difference, ensuring the day stays organized and moves forward without delays.
Please Keep in Mind
Before We Come to Your Home
We’ve put together some helpful tips below before we come to your house. These tips cover parking, what we can’t move, and how to secure your valuables, among other things. For more detailed information, check out our FAQS here.
- Ensure parking and access for the moving truck
- Communicate any special instructions before the move
- We cannot move flammables or propane/gas tanks
- Move your own valuables (jewelry, cash, collections)
- Empty dresser drawers for safety
- Defrost refrigerators and freezers 24 hours prior
- Power down computers before the move
- Wrap breakables carefully if self-packing
Downsizing
Simplify Before Moving Day
Downsizing your belongs is a good idea before embarking on your move. If you need assistance, consider hiring a professional organizer. See some more helpful tips below:
- Start downsizing 60 days before the move
- Donate, sell, or recycle unused items
- Schedule donation pickup before moving day
- Set aside yard sale items in one area
- Sell online through Craigslist, AptDeco, or eBay
Additional Steps
Prepare in the Days Leading Up to Your Move
A few days to a couple of weeks before moving day, complete the administrative tasks that will help your transition go smoothly. We’ve listed below some of the most common and pressing items on our clients’ to-do lists:
- Plan and share your route with your movers
- Forward your mail through USPS.com
- Save receipts for donations and moving expenses
- Notify your new and current utility companies
- Begin school research and enrollment early
