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Relocation Made Easy

At All In Moving Service, we understand that moving can be a daunting process. That's why we are dedicated to providing you with a stress-free and smooth relocation experience. Our team of professionals is committed to excellence, ensuring that your move, whether it's local or long-distance, is seamless and hassle-free.

Pack Room by Room
 

Hire Professionals

Make a Checklist

6-8 Weeks Before the Move:

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  1. Create a Moving Plan: Outline the tasks, timeline, and budget for your local move.

  2. Hire a Local Moving Company: Research and hire a reputable local moving company that services your area.

  3. Declutter: Go through your belongings and decide what to keep, donate, or discard. This will reduce the items you need to move.

 

4 Weeks Before the Move:

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  1. Gather Packing Supplies: Acquire boxes, packing tape, bubble wrap, packing paper, and any other necessary packing materials.

  2. Start Packing: Begin packing up non-essential items, starting with items you don't use daily.

  3. Label Boxes: Clearly label each box with its contents and the room they should go to in your new home.

  4. Change of Address: Submit a change of address form to the post office and update your address with essential institutions, like banks and subscriptions.

 

2 Weeks Before the Move:

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  1. Notify Utility Companies: Inform your current utility providers about your move-out date and set up utilities for your new home.

  2. Disassemble Furniture: Take apart furniture, keeping screws and parts organized in labeled bags.

  3. Pack Essentials Box: Prepare a box with essential items for the first day in your new home, including toiletries, clothes, and important documents.

 

1 Week Before the Move:

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  1. Confirm with the Movers: Reconfirm the moving date and details with your chosen local moving company.

  2. Last-Minute Packing: Pack the remaining items, leaving only the essentials for the last few days.

  3. Final Walkthrough: Do a final walkthrough of your current home to make sure nothing is left behind.

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Moving Day:

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  1. Supervise the Move: Be present during the move to oversee the process and address any questions or concerns.

  2. Inventory Your Belongings: Keep an inventory list of your belongings as they are loaded onto the truck.

  3. Prepare for Payment: Have payment ready for the movers. Confirm the payment method in advance.

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Upon Arrival at the New Home:

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  1. Check Utilities: Ensure that utilities are set up and functioning in your new home.

  2. Unpack Essentials Box: Unpack your essentials box to have what you need for the first day and night in your new home.

  3. Assemble Furniture: Reassemble any furniture that was disassembled for the move.

  4. Update Address: Update your address with local agencies, friends, and family.

 

In the Weeks After the Move:

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  1. Unpack Room by Room: Take your time to unpack, starting with the most important rooms.

  2. Dispose of Packing Materials: Recycle or discard packing materials and boxes properly.

  3. Explore the Neighborhood: Get to know your new local area and establish new routines.

  4. Establish a Routine: Begin settling into your new home and establish a new daily routine.

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Pack Essentials Separately

Get Quality Packing Supplies

Declutter Unwanted Items

  • Donate: Consider donating gently used items to local charities, thrift stores, or shelters. This can include clothing, furniture, toys, and household goods. Many organizations will gladly accept donations and put them to good use.

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  • Sell: If you have items in good condition that you no longer want, you can sell them online through platforms like eBay, Craigslist, or Facebook Marketplace. You can also hold a garage sale or attend a local flea market.

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  • Give to Friends and Family: Offer items you no longer need to friends or family who might have use for them. This is a great way to help someone you know while decluttering your home.

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  • Recycle: Items that can't be donated or sold can often be recycled. Check your local recycling center or guidelines to see what can be recycled in your area. Common items include glass, paper, cardboard, and some electronics.

 

  • Dispose of Hazardous Items Properly: Some items, like old paint, chemicals, batteries, and electronics, are considered hazardous waste. You should dispose of these items according to your local regulations. Many communities have specific disposal sites or events for hazardous waste.

 

  • Trash: If you have items that are damaged or in poor condition and can't be recycled or donated, they may need to be disposed of in the trash. Make sure to follow your local waste disposal regulations.

 

  • Rent a Dumpster or Junk Removal Service: If you have a large quantity of unwanted items, you can rent a dumpster or hire a junk removal service to clear out your space quickly and efficiently.

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  • Repurpose or Upcycle: Get creative and see if there are ways to repurpose or upcycle some of your unwanted items. For example, old furniture might be refurbished, or clothing can be turned into rags.

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  • Consider Environmental Impact: Be mindful of the environmental impact of your decluttering choices. Reduce waste by recycling, repurposing, or donating whenever possible.

 

  • Digital Decluttering: Don't forget to declutter your digital life as well. Delete old files, emails, and apps you no longer need, and consider backing up important data before the move.

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