iMoving once again is here to prepare you for the big move. We review the things you should have prepared before the move, tips during the move, and how to best unpack and get settled in after. Trust iMoving to get you there.
iMoving once again is here to prepare you for the big move. We review the things you should have prepared before the move, tips during the move, and how to best unpack and get settled in after. Trust iMoving to get you there.
Moving day doesn’t have to be a stressed-out day! With proper preparation, you can minimize the stress and ensure a smooth transition into your new city. Here’s another iMoving key guide to help you prepare for the big day:
Here are some of our tried and tested tips to keep your cool during the move itself:
Even though the part of the move in the moving truck might be over, it doesn’t just end there. Start getting your new house feeling like a home with these tips:
All of us here at iMoving hope that you enjoyed this guide and that it will help you stay organized. You can navigate the moving day smoothly by following these tips and tricks and getting prepared ahead of time.
This depends on multiple factors such as size, clutter, clothing preferences, and other items. It’s more of a question for yourself if you plan to declutter and go to Marie Condo or if you plan to throw everything in a box and call it a day. Plan according to this. Don’t forget to label as you go!
There are ways to purchase or source free cartons. Most movers are happy to deliver your boxes for a fee when you book with them.
You can also buy them at hardware stores. Another option is to go to major chain and grocery stores and request their boxes from their daily deliveries for free.
Pets pick up on our energy and need a common schedule. If you are stressed, you are likely to stress out your furry friend.
Try and make the experience fun for them with lots of walks and treats. Associate the move with positive things your pet loves to make the day less hard for them.
Ensure to set up their home base as soon as you get into the new home so that they can feel they have their own corner with food, water, and their bed. Try and send them to doggy daycare the day of the move to avoid stressing them out.
The worst thing would be your mover bailing on you the morning of your move. It happens all the time in the industry. Booking a scammer is the worst thing that can happen.
They can take a huge deposit up front and then just never show up or give a lame excuse and not answer your calls.
This can be avoided by only booking a tried and trusted moving vendor from our marketplace and ignoring all the scammers online.
Yes. They are hard workers helping you get from A to B. Tipping between 15-20% is expected by movers and drivers alike.
Think of it as if you’ve gone to a restaurant and left without tipping- not cool. Plan ahead for these costs so you aren’t surprised. Trust us.
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