Because we know just how pressuring residential or commercial relocations can be, we want to give you a few useful and quick tips for moving and how to do things the clever and easy way. Attentive planning is the key to successful moving, no doubt about it, and creating your very own moving checklist to guide you every step of the way should be the first thing on your mind. If you do not know how to create such a moving check list, here is what you need to know.

Use a calendar, an agenda, and a licking box, or consider using the registered mail alternative. You are going to need to start by using either an old-school type of a calendar, or use one of the online calendars and get everything neatly organized. Think of a realistic date for your move to take place and clearly mark the respective date into your calendar. Are you willing to spend your Sundays completing the rest of your moving steps? Will you be working during national holidays? How much time are you ready to allocate to your moving preparation tasks? Mark the days you will not be able to attend your moving needs. Do some simple match and see how many days will you actually be able to put into your moving. Then start to plan everything accordingly. Go through every room of your house or every corner of your office building and write down the contents of each location. Does everything need to be relocated?



Next on your moving checklist should be the wise use of your agenda for your moving arrangements, relocation plans, phone numbers, critical moving documents and so on. You might also want to purchase a special locking box you could use to transport your most valuable assets, prescription drugs, or pieces of jewelry our City name Home Moving company will not cover. As a fine alternative, you could also consider using the special registered mail service that is going to offer you the damage and loss insurance you might be looking for.

Detailed Moving Planner: Two Months Before The Move

Two months might sound like a long time, but when it comes to cleverly planning your every step of your relocation, it is really not that much. You are going to have to start to get rid of the items you are no longer going to want to see inside your new home or office. Sell, donate, or dispose of all of these particular items.

Next, focus on hiring the most Removalists Adelaide – opt for our team of fine professionals and complete your hassle-free relocation. We can also provide you with all the moving supplies and moving boxes you might need to get the job done by yourself, if you are thinking about saving some money. If you plan on doing some long distance moving, you might also want to inquire about the storage facilities and services we can also put at your disposal. It might be a great idea to establish the pick-up and delivery dates eight weeks in advance, and contract our packing and loading or unpacking services as well, if you need to.

Do not forget about the 30-day written notice, if you are leaving a rental, and either purchase the right boxes and moving supplies you need from us, or search for some free ones – just make sure you are going to use specialized moving boxes, which are much sturdier and efficient than your regular grocery shop boxes. Leave all the packing to use, if you need things done the easy way – we have all the supplies you need.

If you want to do things on your own, start packing in an early stage, so you have time to finish. Go through each room at a time, start with the ones you do not use that often, and do not forget about your garage, attic, or basement facilities.

Your moving planner should also comprise items such as contacting your kids’ schools and getting all of their necessary records, along with your medical records, pharmacy prescriptions, and legal moving documents.

It might also prove to be an excellent idea to find the storage room you need and keep a record of all the serial numbers of your electronics.

Three weeks left? It’s time to focus on changing your address by contacting the Australian Postal Service over the web, taking care of all of your tax forms, scheduling gas, electricity, water, and Internet or cable service at your new place. Do not forget to cook all of your remaining meals at home and get rid of all the cupboard and fridge supplies. Make sure you finish all the packing and handle all of the repairs that still need to be done around the house.

Finally, when the big day arrives, make sure you double check everything around the house, properly label all boxes, if you are doing the packing on your own, supervise the movers and sign their inventory.