Below are a range of tips and hints to make your move go smoothly.
De-clutter; if you don’t need it or use it then you don’t need to bring it to your new home.
Talk to young children regarding moving to a new house as this will give them time to prepare for the move.
Start looking for a removal company. Get quotes for your removal, and costs for packing and storage if required. You may need to arrange insurance with your mover if your own home insurance does not cover house removals.
Now is the time to start packing anything you can live without for the next few weeks. Be careful you don’t over fill boxes, and use the correct size depending on what you’re packing; heavier items like books will need smaller boxes.
Inform banks, credit card companies etc. of your new address.
Pack and store any valuables, passports, driving licences etc. separately. Set aside items you will need for the first few days, some clothing, bedding, toiletries and kitchenware.
Relax let the professionals do their jobs.
We would like to offer you the following advice for your removal in to storage
Items that cannot be put into storage:
Items we advise that you do not put in to containerised storage (as you may be need them at a later date):
