Chicago Neighborhood Guide - Lincoln Park Alderman: 2nd Ward Brian Hopkins, 32nd

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Just because they can’t talk doesn’t mean these family members shouldn’t have a say in the moving process. Pets can be sensitive to a move, but proper preparation always helps our bestest friends.
A trip to the vet is always a good start, especially for long-distance moves. While there, make sure your pet is up-to-date on vaccinations, and collect any health certificates. Some states require certificates for certain animals, be sure to check what states have certain requirements ahead of time.
Keep your little friends safe by making sure they have proper ID’s like collars or microchips, carriers, and leashes.
Collect supplies
The Essentials:
Place fish in transport containers
Prep and clean tank - sort out things like plants and ornaments
Unload and unpack
Electronics such as TVs, PCs, laptops, tablets, and video games consoles require extra care and thought when moving. Not only can they be expensive, but also you need to do a little more thinking when it comes to packing.
Preserve your gorgeous antiques by thinking ahead. You want boxes that will fit snug around your items, preventing excess movement during the move and upholding the integrity of your antiques.
Secure corners with corner protectors, especially for mirrors and framed artwork. Corners often cause scrapes and scratches, therefore corner protectors protect you antiques and other parts of your house.
For antiques, you should disassemble what you can, noting how it was finally arranged before doing so. Like electronics, use sufficient cushioning around your items within the box, protecting the contents inside.
Start well in advance
There’s no such thing as starting too soon when it comes to packing. You’ll thank us later.
Donate items
A move is a great opportunity to declutter and simplify your house. Identify things around the house you haven’t used in a long time and things you won’t need in your new home. Take those items and donate them to Goodwill or the Salvation Army. Your old treasures will be put to good use!
Take inventory
Taking inventory not only helps you keep track, but have peace of mind that you’re not leaving anything behind. Plus, your moving crew will love you for it.
Pack by room
Lots of debate around packing according to individual rooms or other methods, however Ellisty Express Inc recommends packing items together according to room.
When unpacking at your new home, you will thank yourself for doing so as you will avoid having to shuffle box to box around your new house like a mad man.
Label your boxes
‘Nuff said.
No such thing as worrying too much
Think your vase needs more cushioning around it? You bet it does.
How about those boxes, are they overpacked? Take a few things out. You ever be too careful while moving.
Know what items movers won’t take
- Hazardous Material, Combustible/Flammable Items, Pets, Plants, Explosives, Cash/Credit/Debit Card, Personal Documents, Jewelry, or Perishable Food.
- If there are any questions or concerns regarding the mentioned categories please contact your moving profession
- Items that may fall under the mentioned categories risk being left at pickup site.
Create an unpacking priority list
Mark which boxes will be unpacked first at your new place. Various reasons could influence order like contents fragility, temperatures, level of necessity, etc. Doing so will get you settled in your new digs faster.
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Chicago Neighborhood Guide - Lincoln Park Alderman: 2nd Ward Brian Hopkins, 32nd
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