Moving house is a big job, and one of the most challenging tasks is moving large pieces of furniture out of your home. If you do not take care, you could damage your furniture or your home in the process. To make things easier, we've put together a list of five top tips to help you move large pieces of furniture out of your home safely and efficiently.
1. Use Furniture Sliders
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If you're packing for your next move, you might think that packing is the biggest thing you need to do. After all, furniture can be moved just the way it is. Unfortunately, that's not actually the case. If you've hired a removalist, you need to make sure that the furniture is ready to be moved. Waiting until the last minute, or failing to prep your furniture at all, can cause serious problems on your moving day.
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If you have decided to buy a fixer-upper home so you can fix it up and either move into it, sell it or rent it out to prospective tenants, then you might need to have some major work done to it. You might have already decided to do things like replace the flooring, paint the walls and replace outdated fixtures and appliances. What you may not have done, though, is look into restumping.
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When moving your home, you might experience difficulties packing, loading and offloading delicate items such as your furniture and glassware. In most cases, these items will suffer damages on impact or due to collision. So, how do you move these items? The guide below has some valuable tips.
Declutter If You Can
What items will you move? Removals are an opportunity to declutter the home or office. For example, you do not have to move with your old furniture or utensils.
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Most people are often worried when hiring removalists. More often than not, they are not sure whether the professional can move their home or office. So how can you tell the individual or company you are working with has the skill required to execute the move? Below are some valuable tips.
1. Timely Communication
When making your initial inquiry, you will most likely communicate to the removalist via social media, email or call.
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