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MOVING TIP #22 – CREATE A STORAGE SPACE IN THE NEW HOUSE
If you are taking your time to unpack, rather than allocating colours for each room and spreading out the boxes, why not allocate one room that can house all boxes so that you can unpack at your leisure?
That way you don’t have to sit and look at boxes wherever you go – there’s nothing less relaxing!
Work out which way will be the least stressful for you, given the time you have etc…
MOVING TIP #23 – FAMILIARISE YOURSELF WITH YOUR NEW HOME ASAP
Whether the previous owners of your new house give you a welcome pack or not, it’s worth making the time to familiarise yourself with your new house asap.
You don’t want to have a power cut on the first night and not know where the trip switch is – or am alarm goes off without you knowing how to turn it off etc…
MOVING TIP #24 – CHANGE THE LOCKS
This often goes missed, but changing the locks on your new house is a really good idea. After all – who knows who has a set of keys?
Better to be safe I always say…
MOVING TIP #25 – RELAX!
My husband and I have a tradition when moving house.
We open a bottle of champagne and get fish and chips for tea.
It’s the perfect end to a very long and tiring day – and really easy too!
Whatever makes you relax and feel at home – do it! – you deserve to enjoy your first night in your new home.
We got there!
I think you’ll agree that these tips will really help with you next house move. I know there are a few readers who are right now getting ready for moving – so good luck if this is you, and I’d love to know how you get on.
…and if you know someone who is moving house soon, why not send them a link to this post, I’m sure they will thank you for it!
P.S If you are moving and want some more tips, just CLICK HERE for lots more!
I love how you point out that often when we move the last thing we want to do is work on our new home. My sister is getting ready to move next month, and she has so much stuff that she doesn’t really know what to do with it. I think it would be really helpful if she used a storage unit for a few weeks until she gets settled in her new home and feels ready to start moving everything in.
Glad it helps! – good luck with the move!
Me and my family are moving next month and are dreading moving all of our stuff to the new house. I like your tip to consider moving some of the heavier furniture into storage when you move. That why you can worry about it later, and it won’t get in your way when moving everything else.
Almost complete moving house checklist. Sorting out items first can help to know the number of boxes that will need. Always keep valuable items with you no matter how reliable the removals company.
Great tips Nicole – thanks for sharing and good luck with your move x
These are definitely good tips! 🙂 I am planning to move to another apartment soon and the fact that I live alone with my two dogs makes me think that I will forget to do something or I will not really do it that good. I need your tips! Thank you for sharing this with me. Lately, I am spending time reading more tips about what not to do when move house.:) I found them quite funny! Here is one infographic that I am even planning to print an put on my wall before the move: http://visual.ly/5-things-not-do-when-moving-house
These kinds of amazing tips and ideas can really make your move stress free.
Great idea Nicholas – thanks for adding!
Often, relocation is a daunting task. But, with innovative and humorous ideas, you can make it stress-free. When you choose a professional moving company, you don’t have to worry about your belongings and heavy luggage. Pack some clothes in a colourful box for your children, it will keep them engaged and will be a matter of fun. Counting your luggage and boxes is your task; you must take care of it carefully.
house moving is not an easy task it need lot of effort into it to make the home shifting a smoother one. or we need to contact a reliable packers and movers company.