

When you move into your new home, here are some tips to help you settle
A house full of moving boxes can be overwhelming.
If your furniture removal is via storage then its probably even more important to have an unpacking plan
Know where you want to put things you’ll be using, and what will go into storage.
Unpack first the things your household needs to function: sheets and towels, kitchen gear, clothes.
Here are some other tips for making your arrival as smooth as possible:
Arrange for the telephone and utilities to be switched on the day you move in.
If you are having any contracting work done before you move in, you may want to have them switched on as soon as the previous owners vacate.
Such services may include cable television service, or local newspaper delivery.
Change the locks on all entry doors.
This ensures that only you and your household will have access to your house.
Collapse boxes for storage or recycling.
Save any boxes you need to repack items for storage.
Settle your children into school.
If you’re moving to a new school district, you’ll need to enrol your children if you haven’t already done so. Be sure you have their medical records with you; most schools require immunization and physical records before they will accept a student.
Complete any changes of address you may have postponed.
This may mean sending notices to family and friends, magazines, professional , or any other group you belong to.
Change your driver’s license and car registration.
Different rules apply in different states. Check your state’s requirements.
Change your voter’s registration.
Start a log of repairs, remodeling, and major maintenance projects.
It may seem premature, but it’s a good habit to get into.
File these plans for after your
furniture removal and to ensure you keep sane through the whole process
Remember if you are reading this before your Furniture Removal then please keep it handy