A practical moving-house checklist
A moving plan should make the load and route understandable before moving day. Inventory the large items and boxes, identify access constraints and agree who handles packing, loading and unloading.
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Inventory the load
List furniture, appliances and approximate box counts. Flag heavy, fragile or awkward items so the proposed vehicle and helpers match the task.
Check both properties
Discuss pickup and drop-off areas, stairs, lifts, gates and parking. Share precise private details through the booking flow rather than a public description.
Separate packing from transport
Agree who supplies boxes and protective materials, and whether furniture is disassembled or reassembled. Label boxes by room without exposing private information.
Confirm moving-day arrangements
Agree timing, handling, waiting, additional trips and the completion check. Use the available problem-reporting process if something differs from the agreed scope.
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