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Make A List of Questions For The Owner
Whatever home you finally decide on, there will be certain things about the property
you're certain to wish you had asked once you're settled in. Save yourself the
hassle by writing out a list of questions to submit to the sellers once the
sale is in progress to help ease your move. This can be stuff like: the
location of the stopcock to shut off the main water supply, about any
surfaces in the home which require specialist
cleaning products, where any areas of tiling in the kitchen or bathroom came from in case of
chips, how to work the thermostat and who the current utility suppliers are
for gas, electric and broadband connection. These simple queries can save
you a lot of wasted time.
Compare And Save On Moving Expenses
Moving costs can vary greatly from company to company, so make sure that you shop
around for a good deal on your removals service. You should also look
for customer reviews as you don't want to sacrifice an
experienced, quality moving company over a small price difference. You also
have the option of renting a van to move items yourself - this can work if
you have a short distance to move, a small amount of large furniture, and plenty of friends willing to lend a hand!
Get A Head Start On Cleaning
If at all possible, try to gain access to the new property ahead of moving
in to give it a thorough, top to toe deep clean. Moving out creates a lot
of dirt, so you are very likely to want to get everything sparkling before
you move your belongings in. You could even consider hiring a professional
cleaning company to do a deep clean of the house before you get there.
Make A Plan For Moving Day
The day of the move, plan as much as you can in advance to make things flow
more smoothly. Print off a
moving checklist several weeks ahead of time to make sure you cover all the bases. Create an
‘essentials box’ for the day of the move with a small toiletries bag, phone
chargers, a pack of protein bars, an emergency contacts list, some wet wipes, and other key items that can travel with you in the car. When you arrive at
your new home, make one of your first tasks making up your bed. You'll be
glad it's there ready to collapse into when you've run out of energy!
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