Moving Checklist 101
Relocating to or from San Diego can be an overwhelming process. You‘re thinking about transportation, cleaning your new or old place, and all the equipment you need for that. You have a lot of tasks on your list and you’re afraid you’ll forget something important to pack. This is why a helping hand of professional movers can save your day.
While they think of other aspects of moving, you’ll have time to think of what you want to pack and what you’ll get rid of. When having plenty of work to do, organization is key. That’s why making a moving checklist is a good way of preparing for this process, and we’ve devised one for you. Keep reading!
Is there a checklist for moving?
Absolutely. Making a checklist is an ultimate way of ensuring you don’t miss anything. You’ll compile it in advance so you know exactly what to pack and what not to pack.
What should I pack first when moving?
- Storage items (only what you’ll really use)
- Out-of season clothes and shoes
- Holiday decorations
- Least used appliances
- Books, artwork, media, photographs
- Extra clothes, towels, linens and bedding
- Jewelry and collectors items
- Junk drawers
- Fine china and rare used dishes
- Medicine
- Curtains and rugs
- Tools
- Electronic devices
What should you not pack when moving?
- Household cleaners
- Garden chemicals
- Perishable items (especially food)
- Car batteries
- Important documents (especially moving documents)
- Lighter fluid
- Old, broken, or unused items (furniture, bedding, clothes. etc.)
- Pets and plants
- Out-of-date items
- Compressed gasses and poisons
- Paints and nail polish
- Fireworks and matches
- Jewelry
- Cash