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11 Ways to Move on a Budget

Whether you are planning an out-of-state move, or even moving across town, the costs associated with moving your possessions from one location to another can be a significant burden, especially given today’s economy. If you are planning on moving during the busy summer season, the following tips from Two Men and a Truck will help you save both time and money.

1. Pack all items into boxes and tape all boxes closed with packing tape. Do not use duct, Scotch or masking tapes.

2. Label all boxes by room and contents to save time when movers unload them from the truck into your new home.

3. To reduce load time, as you pack your boxes, take them to the garage or to a common area on the main floor.

4. Disassemble and reassemble items such as beds, cribs, entertainment units, etc., yourself.

5. Make sure all electronics are disconnected and wires are removed or taped tightly to the item.

6. Be prepared for the movers. Packing or disassembling items while the movers are present will increase load time and costs.

7. Move all miscellaneous unboxed items such as lamps, pictures, toys, yard tools, etc., yourself.

8. Disconnect washers/dryers/refrigerators and other large appliances to save time.

9. Reserve ample parking for the moving trucks, as long walks add to the load and unload time.

10. Make sure there is a clear walkway for the movers to get to and from the truck.

11. Be at the new location on the day of the move so movers know where to place furniture and other items.

As a Member of the Top 5 in Real Estate Network®, I have a wealth of real estate and homeownership information that may be of help to you. Feel free to contact me any time to learn more about this important information, and be sure to forward this article on to any friends or family that may be interested as well.

Sincerely,

David Phaff
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RealtyUSA
Office: 518-464-1600
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