Yes you read
that right. It is time to discover what steps you can take to have a stressful,
unsafe and costly move. We’ve shared many tips with you on how to do a successful home move. This post takes a look at the steps you might take which would
cause the reverse outcome. You will find tips how to choose a moving company if
you want inefficient and costly movers and suggestions for preparing for the
move such as holding onto any unwanted items. Some call it the “don’ts” of
moving… read up on the road to an unsuccessful home move!
(Photo Credit: frugalicious)
Choosing A Moving Company
When you
choose a moving company, make the selection on price alone. Lower quotes will
surely result in lots of extra, unexpected charges that will add up quickly.
What fun to watch your hard earned dollars get spent so fast! Don’t bother
looking up the moving company on Yelp, Angie’s List or the Better Business Bureau.
It’s far better to wait until the day of the move to fully realize that the
mover you selected is notoriously late, breaks items more often than not and
generally leaves you wishing you did it yourself.
Preparing For The Move
Bring everything you own to the new home. Moving is not hard
enough as it is so there’s no sense in getting rid of items you will never need
such as out-of-fashion clothing or that stockpile of magazines you haven’t got
around to paging through. Also it’s better to leave everything where it is in
the attic and closets because whatever is up there will surely take no time to
move. Also why waste time stopping by the post office to file a change of
address? People will figure out
eventually that you no longer live there when they get back their letter with a
big “return to sender” stamp on in.
On Move Day
Pack the cat
and dog in moving boxes and throw them on the truck. Of course they won’t get
frightened or claustrophobic. It’s also a great idea to pack up flammable and explosive
items and perishable food. Don’t forget to throw in important documents and heirloom
jewelry. The cat will enjoy playing with these “toys” on the drive. When the
movers bring out the paperwork, just sign everything, don’t take the time to
read any of the documents or understand what you are signing. That just slows
everything down and who wants to read fine print? The movers surely will not have
any questions about how you would like items packaged or where items will be
placed in the new home so now all that is left is for you to put up your feet
and take a nap in some out of the way place.
Sound like a
good plan to you? Didn’t think so. Take the opposite approach if you want to
have a successful move. Also be sure to check out moving tips from your Sacramento
Movers.
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Sacramento 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. Our award winning services include full
service moving and packing services and we also sells boxes and packing
supplies.
With
comments or questions contact Carolyn Durkee, Marketing Coordinator at the
Sacramento office of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® at
916-852-7411 or contact us here.
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