So you’ve got the pre-move checklists down, but what about
after everything has made its way from point A to point B? There are still a
few things to consider once you’ve unloaded those last boxes into your new
house. You’ve still got so much to do… unpacking everything, finding new homes
for all your belongings, and adding new decorative touches where needed. The
question is where to start? Here are five things to focus on after the move.
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1. Don’t be too
ambitious. Do not expect (or try) to unpack everything on the day you move.
Unpack the most essential items first, that you will need on a day-to-day
basis. If you’re a planner and need to set aside times to unpack, set realistic
goals for your self. Finding new places for your belongings can take a while so
give yourself more time than you think you will need.
2. Think you lost an
item in the shuffle of the move? First, try to think of where you last saw
the item. Do you know which box it went into? Who packed it up? Try going
through your boxes. Give it at least a day to turn up. If you just can’t find
it, call your moving company and ask if they might have any clue as to where
that item was placed.
3. Don’t do all the
work by yourself. Many people will hire professionals or call up some
friends to help move the heavy items but often do all the unpacking themselves.
It’s always a good idea to get a helping hand for the un-pack as well. This
could be a family member, friend, or even a professional mover who can assist
with un-packing. Not only does this make the job go quicker, it also breaks up
the monotony and can help you un-wind from the stress of a move.
4. Make sure to take
breaks from the unpacking. Several hours of unpacking can be exhausting.
Make sure to give yourself little breaks throughout the process to explore the
neighborhood or find the nearest Starbucks, gas station, and grocery store.
Taking your mind off the move for a little while can really help you to relax.
5. Host a
housewarming party. When the boxes are unpacked, everything is placed where
you want it to go and you start feeling more settled-in, make sure to celebrate
the move. Show of the new home to family, friends, and your new neighbors. This
can be great opportunity to reconnect with old friends as well as meet a few
new ones (the neighbors). This final step will really help you feel at home in
your new house. Don’t put it off too long or you may just never get around to
it.
Our Sacramento Moving Company employs a staff of over 40
Full-Time Movers and Drivers, with a fleet of 10 trucks. We have performed home
and business moving services in and around the Greater Sacramento area for
almost 10 years. Sacramento Movers also offers packing services and we also
sells boxes and packing supplies.
For more information call Carolyn Durkee, Marketing
Coordinator at the Sacramento office at 916-852-7411 or visit us on our website
at www.twomensacramento.com.
After moving and relocation it comes a question of arrangement. It is very difficult sometimes to arrange your stuffs. You might become irritated and anxious after seeing lots of pile of boxes. Some of the professional companies offer practical solutions for unpacking of your moved stuff. It will make your tensions lesser.
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