Move Over...

So you want to move. Have you thought about all of the complexities that might arise? What complexities? 

srsly??

Well, there are a bunch of things that can go wrong when you're attempting to move to a new house. Still not sure? How about, Damaging your entire collection of ceramic cats... or ending up killing all the fish in your fish tank... Okay how about, having to take a whole month off work to sort things out after the most disorganized move of the century and ending up losing your job? (plus, since you spent the entire month unpacking all the crap from your previous house without actually socializing with your new neighbors, the're gonna think you're some sort of a a creepy hermit or something, yes, even the hot one across the street! Trust me, it's not the right message to send.)

First things first, 

Find yourself a good mover. I personally recommend one of those Man with a Van deals. They are totally cheap, easy and also really quick to arrange. You'll save a lot of time with one of these deals if you don't have a lot of fancy furniture items to be transported. It's totally OK to hire a removalist if you have a 4foot harp, a Baldwin Grand piano and a wall aquarium or anything fancy+expensive+antique to pack. Trying to pack items such as these on your own could cause damage and all sorts of unnecessary drama. You'll be left alone to work on your appearance (for the benefit of your hot neighbours) while the professionals handle the dirty work.

You'll get some help too...

Take only what you need,
You really don't want to take that massive pile of old magazines in to your new place do you? Throw, sell or give away anything you don't need.

Really? Gardening?

Pack ahead,

You wouldn't want to start packing the day before you leave. Make a time table and start separating and packing things at least a week earlier to save a lot of time while letting you decide what to take and what to leave lying on your lawn and avoid looking like this,

...u did fowget to bring mah Litterbox...!

Once you have moved to your new house, unpack IMMEDIATELY. That way, you can settle in to your new life quickly and have time to socialize and make new friends. Taking walks or drives around your new neighbourhood will allow you to meet new people and to get familiar with your surroundings...

..ur new here aren't u?

Make your new home look as inviting as possible. Arrange furniture, re-paint, redecorate and personalize as much as you can to make the place feel like home to you.

...and I Likez it!!

Finally, Now that you're all settled and the star of the neighbourhood. Enjoy your new life and make the most of it!!!

Important Note : Ant Proof your new house.

The best professional help you can get

Removals company