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If you have ever moved before, you are likely aware of how hectic it can be. Studies have shown that moving or relocating can be just as stressful as changing jobs. Luckily, moving is an entirely manageable process. You avoid many last-minute rough spots with these handy moving hacks.
When moving from Mandeville, Hammond, New Orleans, or beyond, you pack items with the utmost care. You’ll probably use newspapers, bubble wrap and sturdy boxes to ensure the safe arrival of your belongings in your new home. However, there are some things you should not pack when moving.
If you find yourself at a place in life that you no longer need a big home – perhaps because you are moving to a region that the property values are higher, or because the kids are moving away to college, etc. – then you may find the need to downsize. Even with the best of intentions, it will be difficult to take everything with you. Moving requires a lot of organization and de-cluttering, but this is a chance to make a fresh start without all the “stuff” you had in the bigger house. Unfortunately, it can feel like you are sentimentally attached to everything you touch.
Moving can be extremely stressful. And moving during the holidays can take stress to a whole new level. If a move is in your near future, you may be feeling like you are sinking in a sea of tinsel and boxes. Your “to do” list may seem to have no end, and you feel like you will never survive the next few weeks. Well never fear…these tips will help take the stress out of your holiday move. And try to remember that this is all temporary. It won’t be long until you are enjoying the comforts of your new home, whether your stockings are hung by the chimney with care or not.
When de-cluttering the bathroom, disposing of old and outdated items makes it much easier to find those items you use regularly.
Human beings are a pretty mistake-prone and forgetful lot. But don’t lose sleep over it–it comes with the territory. In fact, you should be thankful you don’t remember everything because it helps to lessen the cognitive load that would otherwise lead to serious confusion. Unfortunately, you are not likely to share that sentiment once you end up losing precious time and money, courtesy of forgetting to complete an important task prior to your move. Relocating from your present home to a new residence is one of life’s more stressful events simply because it involves so many moving parts and requires meticulous planning. Staying on top of things is important for a successful move.
Atmosphere Movers is fully licensed and insured with a 100% DOT compliance for local and interstate moves as a household good carrier and transporter. We are listed as a vendor for state and government clients therefore maintain the utmost credentials and insurance for relocation services.
Atmosphere Movers selects our team and trains them well. Most of our moving team have over 15 years of experience with us. We employ highly skilled labor and mandated DOT -qualified drivers to ensure ethical and laws are followed properly.
We also are a Member of AMSA, a Verified ProMover and maintain an A+ Accreditation with the Better Business Bureau.
All of our moving equipment and fleet trucks are well-maintained and well-equipped to handle the most delicate of jobs (like moving a baby grand piano) to larger, bulky moves.
We also have our own packing boxes and materials. Our sturdy moving boxes are made from recycled materials – we’re proud to do our part as a “Green Moving Company.”