More Things To Do Before The Household Movers Unpack

When the professional household movers arrive at your new home with your belongings they will be ready to unload the truck and deliver the goods - another job done for them and they'll be on their way. But before they arrive you will want to be prepared for them. This post and the last provide information that may be helpful in this situation. Making the job easier on your household movers may result in a saving of money for you. Once again, planning is the secret to a successful move.

If you're renting from a landlord, he'll give you a list of any fittings, fixtures and furniture he's leaving – its very common nowadays for landlords to leave 'white goods' – kitchen appliances, such as the fridge, freezer, washing and dryer and stove. If you're renting, your landlord should also give you contact details, emergency repair numbers and any paperwork pertaining to these emergency repairs that you may need. You may also want to get bank details or arrange a good time to come and collect rent. Any final paperwork can be signed now, and then you can start making your new place your own.

You should also ensure that the central air, heating and water heater are working correctly and collect any manuals for these from the previous occupant – these manuals will save you a lot of frustration in the long run. After a final check of the new home you will relax in knowing that it is now time for the household movers to finish their job by unloading your belongings.