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Better Move
Planner and Checklist
To help organize your move, print this page, keep it
handy, and check it off as you go.
Packing
can be a tedious, time-consuming chore that takes skill and
the right materials to prepare household articles for your
move.
ABC Moving & Storage
recommends that you have our professionals pack for you.
We're trained in proper procedures, have the right
materials, and can do it in about a quarter of the time.
We strongly
recommend that we crate or pack and prepare these items
for shipment:
- Marble, glass
tabletops, heavy wall ornaments and mirrors 40" x 60" or
larger
- Pool table slates
- Bulky, fragile
items like large trophies, statuary, chandeliers and other
items
that require crating
- Antiques
Some things should stay with you as you move, such as:
Cash, securities,
jewelry and furs, firearms (consult local laws), personal
papers and documents (like birth certificates, insurance
policies and deeds), coin and stamp collections, special
family photographs, moving-related documents.
If you decide to do
the packing yourself, we want to help all we can. Contact
Donald or Ronald Taylor for helpful hints on moving and
packing.
Other Important
Information:
Typically, a move requires the loading and unloading of
appliances such as washing machines, refrigerators with ice
makers and gas or electric dryers.
Important: These items
can only be moved if they're prepared for shipment by an
appropriately qualified or specialized service provider,
like a plumber, electrician, gas company or carpenter. The
same is true for reinstallation at your new home. Your local
North American agent can arrange to have these services
provided. Our drivers are not qualified to perform these
services.
If possible, allow up
to 30 days to plan your move and schedule any activities you
want to complete before moving day.
Avoid peak periods for
moving, if possible: the first few days and the last few
days of the month are times when everyone wants to move.
Start planning early,
and you'll be surprised how smoothly things can go.
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