Full House Removals: Moving Madness in Edinburgh

It can be like trying to herd cats. There are boxes all over the place, bubble-wrap is popping on your feet, and you’ve lost the cat. You might already be pulling out your hair if you are planning to move a whole house in Edinburgh. We’ve got a few tips to help make the process go as smoothly as if it were a well-oiled machinery. Trust the professional services of Man With A Van Edinburgh for a hassle-free move.

Let’s start with packing. Moving is a nightmare for everyone. You may be tempted to throw things into boxes at random, but you’ll thank yourself in the future for staying organized. Mark those boxes as if your life depended on them. You can put kitchen stuff in a box and bathroom items in another.

Let’s talk about moving companies. It’s important to find reliable assistance if you don’t want to drag that couch down the stairs by yourself. You can do your research by reading reviews or asking friends and family for suggestions.

When moving, timing is key. If you can, avoid weekends. They’re busy and expensive. Moving during the week can be cheaper and quieter.

Pack an essentials bag. It’s not just any box, it is your essentials for your first night at your new home. You’ll need toiletries, clothes to change into, food (of course), and perhaps some fancy bedding.

Disassemble beds and other furniture as early as possible. Nothing is worse than having to struggle with a frame of a bed at midnight, because you didn’t take it apart.

Don’t forget utilities! Notify all companies of your relocation well in advance to avoid being left without power or internet the first day.

Decluttering is easy: Moving gives you the excuse to get rid of everything that’s been piling up “just incase.” Be ruthless! You probably don’t want it if it’s been sitting in the dark for over a month.

Insurance is something that people tend to overlook. Consider getting insurance yourself or checking if the moving company you are using offers it.

Parking restrictions at both homes on the day of the move can be a real snag. Make sure you have enough room for your van.

Pets are also part of the household circus. They will need extra attention during these upheavals. Perhaps you can arrange to have them stay with family or friends until everything settles down.

Last but not least, keep calm. The stress of moving house is equal to that caused by divorce or losing your job, but don’t worry – it will pass.

We’ve got you covered, folks. Whether your move is across town or further away these tips will help to keep everything running smoothly…or stop things from completely going pear-shaped.

Enjoy your moving day.