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10 Tips for a Stress-Free Move

  • Writer: Owner
    Owner
  • Jan 8
  • 2 min read

Moving can be one of the most stressful life events, but it doesn’t have to be! With a bit of planning and organization, your moving day can go off without a hitch. Here are 10 expert tips from Thompson Rivers Moving to make your next move as smooth as possible.


1. Start Early

Begin packing and organizing at least 4-6 weeks before your moving date. Early planning gives you time to sort through items and avoid last-minute stress.

2. Declutter Before Packing

Take this opportunity to get rid of items you no longer need. Donate, sell, or recycle things that won’t be coming with you.

3. Create a Moving Checklist

Write down everything you need to do, from notifying utilities to booking movers. A checklist helps you stay organized.

4. Label Your Boxes

Clearly label each box with its contents and the room it belongs in. This will make unpacking much easier.

5. Pack an Essentials Box

Include items you’ll need on your first night, like toiletries, clothes, snacks, and important documents.

6. Protect Fragile Items

Use bubble wrap, packing paper, or towels to protect breakables. Don’t forget to mark boxes as “Fragile.”

7. Take Photos of Electronics

Before unplugging electronics, take photos of the cable setups. This will save you time when reconnecting them in your new home.

8. Hire Professional Movers

A reliable moving company can take a lot of stress off your shoulders. Let the professionals handle the heavy lifting!

9. Notify Important Parties

Update your address with banks, insurance companies, and subscriptions. Don’t forget to forward your mail with the post office.

10. Take Time to Breathe

Moving is hectic, but remember to take breaks and stay hydrated. A calm mind will make the day much easier.



At Thompson Rivers Moving, we’re here to make your move hassle-free. If you’re planning a move, contact us today for a free quote and let us take care of the details. Happy moving!

 
 
 

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