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Top 21 Packing and Moving Tips
Buyers
Decide on Moving Method
– Choose whether to hire professional movers, rent a truck, or use a combination of packing yourself and hiring helpers.
Start Early
– Begin packing unneeded items as soon as possible to reduce last-minute stress.
Declutter
– Sort through your items and decide what to keep, donate, or sell before you pack.
Label Boxes Clearly
– Mark each box with the room it belongs in and its contents for easier unpacking.
Pack Fragile Items Securely
– Use bubble wrap, packing peanuts, or clothing to protect delicate items.
Use Moving Boxes
– For better protection and easier handling, use professional moving boxes.
Take Inventory
– Keep a list of all your items to ensure nothing gets lost.
Pack a Moving Day Essentials Bag
– Include items like toiletries, chargers, snacks, and important documents.
Pack Items by Room
– Group items by their respective rooms to make unpacking easier.
Use Towels and Bedding for Protection
– Wrap fragile items in soft fabrics like towels or bedding to save on packing materials.
Disassemble Furniture
– Take apart large furniture to make it easier to transport.
Protect Floors and Walls
– Use moving blankets or floor runners to protect surfaces in both your old and new home.
Confirm Your Moving Date and Time
– Double-check all arrangements with your movers or rental company.
Notify Change of Address
– Update your address with the USPS, banks, and any relevant parties.
Secure Pets and Plants
– Plan ahead for how you’ll move your pets and plants, ensuring they’re safe during transit.
Pack a Toolbox
– Include essential tools for any last-minute assembly or repairs in your new home.
Check Utility Services
– Set up utilities in advance for your new home (water, electricity, internet, etc.).
Prepare for Weather
– If moving in poor weather conditions, have tarps and umbrellas ready.
Take Photos
– Before disassembling electronics or furniture, take pictures for easier reassembly.
Use a Storage Unit if Needed
– If you have a gap between moving out and moving in, consider renting a storage unit.
Use a Pod if Needed
– If moving long-distance, consider using a portable storage container (like a pod) for flexibility. (Save up to 10% -
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