Shifting your home can be an exciting experience, or can be an emotional one. Many people get attached to their house and don’t want to leave, but you have to do what you have to do. When moving to your new residence, some measures should be taken to that to make it easier for you and occurs fewer disturbances there.
Follow these simple rules and you’ll be golden!
When you’re packing, you should remove entire unwanted or useless things. Leave them if you’re sentimentally attached to them, but otherwise you don’t need to dust gatherers around your house. You can get rid of this stuff by donating them, having a yard sale or just dumping them in the garbage, it’s up to you. You should also opt to shed some money and hire a professional mover and packer service so that your work is done properly. But remember to pack one day before and start your move at a time when you’ll reach to your destination at day, not night.
While you are moving, keep on checking on your cargo and make sure everything is in place, nothing swept off and nothing broken. If you find some wrong thing, then you should correct it there at that same time. When going under a bridge, make sure your load can pass through as you don’t want half of your load broken and on top of the roof of a car behind you. Also, when going up an angle, like on a flyover or hill, you should make sure your load is secured tightly, and make changes in the setting if needed.
Another wise thing to do is to lay a tarp or canvas on top of the cargo, to prevent damage from rain, sun and other elements. The tarp also protects the cargo from bouncing off the truck and landing on the street. Moreover, it will protect your belongings from those dirty, white bird droppings.
When you reach your new home, carefully unloads your stuff and place them somewhere. Then start unpacking, slowly-slowly checking and making sure everything is there and nothing is broken. It is better to buy some of your furniture new as transport costs will be lower and you get a reason to get hyped up. After all is done, you should try to get to know your new neighbors, after all neighbors are the ones who will help you when you need someone the most. Also, have a walk or drive around your new neighborhood to check out the utilities and services located nearby. Wish to have a great journey and time in your “New Sweet Home”!
