7 Brilliant Ways to Make Your Move Less Stressful
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Moving can be stressful for anyone. Moving can be overwhelming between packing, selling your home, and finding a new place to call home. But, by incorporating a few simple strategies, you can make your move less stressful and more pleasant. Move organization is one of the most challenging aspects of moving. While it's impossible to fit everything into boxes and boxes of books, you can make your move less stressful by incorporating these helpful strategies. Follow these seven brilliant ways to make your move less stressful.
1. Make a Plan Before You Move
Packing and moving is a lot of work. It's easy to get overwhelmed and lose track of time. Many things go into packing, including picking up the last box, finding the correct box, getting in and out of cars, unpacking boxes, putting things back where they belong, etc. So it's essential to create a plan for moving so that you have everything in order before you start. It is essential to have a plan if you are moving across states. You need to figure out flights, movers, car shipments, closing dates, and more.
2. Use a Labeling System
Labeling is a great way to organize your moving supplies and ensure they are all accounted for. It's also important to label boxes to know what's in them. The key to a sound labeling system is to find a plan that works for you. I use an A to Z system, and it works for me. You can also create a labeling system that works for you.
3. Start Packing Ahead of Time
This is one of the most important things you can do to make your move less stressful. Start packing a couple of weeks before your move. This will give you time to organize and pack everything in order. Packing ahead of time also lets you work out any kinks in your system. The more you fill ahead of time, the less time you will have to spend unpacking. There are a lot of benefits to packing ahead of time, including saving time on packing day, saving money because you won't need as much stuff (and not having to buy it), and being prepared for anything that may come up.
4. Ask For Help
If you are looking for someone to help you pack and move ask. Ask your real estate expert for guidance and don’t be afraid to ask for recommendations. They help people move into their new home daily, chances are they can point you to a trustworthy moving company. If you’re looking to save money, but could still use some help? Then try asking family or friends to help you out.
5. Focus on One Room at a Time
It's easy to get overwhelmed by the whole moving process. Try to focus on one room at a time. This will help you stay organized and allow you to work in phases. You can also break up your rooms into categories: kitchen, living room, bedrooms, and bathrooms. There's nothing worse than packing and moving all of your belongings into a house that you only want to move into temporarily. If you want to save money, plan your move in one room at a time. For example, if you are moving from a small apartment into a large house, you can focus on moving everything from the bedroom to the kitchen.
6. Hire Professional Movers
If you are looking for professional movers to help you move, ask your local moving company. They will be able to tell you what they can do to help and what kind of equipment they use. You can also ask at your local office supply store or a local furniture store. You will save time and money, but you'll also be able to focus on the things that matter most.
7. Auto Shipping
If you’re moving across states you will need a way to get your vehicle shipped to your new home. There is a car transport service from state to state that can help you solve that problem. Your car should arrive in your new home safely and will likely make it home before you do.
Conclusion
When it comes to moving, you can spend a lot of time, money, and energy or spend very little time and money. It all depends on what kind of person you are. When the time comes to move, follow the tips above, and you will be on your way to a stress-free move.
Guest Contributor: Regina Thomas