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Moving to a new house is always a pain because there are so many different things that need to be accounted for as you are preoccupied packing boxes and loading trucks up to travel across towns and states. More often than not you come across things you never thought you would see again and you are not sure whether or not to salvage them such as the infamous Piano dolly. Most times these items are passed down through generations, a giant slew of piano dollies, that you feel bad getting rid of because they have sentimental value. Holding onto these items increases the amount of boxes you have to account for and increases the number of trips you will have to make from your old house to your new house. However, by following these easy instructions, you can make moving less stressful, regardless of the number of sentimental things you keep.

The primary thing you need to do is put a limit on the number of things you can keep based on how much room is in the house. Make sure that every one in the family knows the limit and how much each of them can bring so that you do not over pack. This will force you to throw some items that you do not need away but it will be best for you and your family in the long run because you will not have as many boxes and you will have more room in the new house to rearrange things around.

Also, when you are packing up the truck, make sure you put the smaller things in the back and the furniture that will need to go out first in the front, near the door. This will make it simpler when you get to the new house because you will be able to put the furniture in first. Likewise, some workers can only stay for so long so if you can get the heavier stuff into the house first, you will have them to help you. Once you have the big things in, you will know how much space there is really going to be for the rest of your things and you can plan accordingly.

Lastly, label the boxes as you pack them so that there is not a crazy scramble near the end to figure out where everything is going to go. Try to be as particular as you can when you are labeling so you can put the boxes in the appropriate rooms and then when the time comes to go through the boxes and put things away, you will not have a difficult time.

In the end, moving is stressful and time absorbing but you can cut down on both the stress and the time spent moving by organizing everything as you go and before the big moving day. Moving is all about organizing and orchestrating that plan to the best of your ability so that the new house can eventually become a home for your family.

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