Moving Packing Tips

• Most movers, especially if you’re moving yourself, are so happy to finally arrive in your new home that they don't even mind that the plates are chipped, and there's a scratch on the coffee table. But there's no reason your household goods should become casualties of the move. With a little care and planning, and these moving packing tips, you and your stuff will both arrive in mint condition.
• its always better to purchase your packing supply in advance this way you pack and organize your boxes in the perfect order for you, it pays to purchase the right packing materials. You can also purchase at moving companies and truck-rental firms. Supplement with copious amounts of crumpled paper, blankets and pillows; even clothing can serve as a buffer between breakable objects. Then, pack with a plan.
• If you include items of extraordinary value in your shipment, a High Value Inventory sheet must be completed and signed by you prior to your move.
• Pack one room at a time, labeling each box with a description of its contents and its destination.
• Prepare for the first night in your new home by packing essential items in a separate bag and carrying it with you. You may even want to prepare a simple meal that you can heat and serve on your first night.
• Packing for moving with good technique and the right materials can mean an easier move and less Damage to your Items.
• Dispose of perishables such as food may spoil in transit. You should empty your refrigerator and freezers for at least 24 hours before loading. Keep the appliance doors open so the appliance will dry out and prevent the growth of mold and odor. The Moving Company may agree to transport perishables if they are properly packed and require no servicing in transit and the shipment delivery is less than 100 miles and within 24 hours.