Douglas 13097
Moving House
Without the Usual Stress

The apartment building has a limited elevator window. The truck cannot stay on the street all morning. Someone still needs to collect the keys. A sofa has to come down a staircase that looked much wider during the viewing. Meanwhile, there are documents to protect, children to keep occupied, pets to manage, and a new home waiting to be set up. A well-run move gives those details a place in the plan. Before packing begins, make a list of the rooms, furniture, fragile belongings, appliances, and items that need special handling. Walk through both properties and think about the route each large piece will take. Measure the wardrobe, refrigerator, bed frame, desk, and sectional sofa. Then measure the doorways, stair turns, elevators, hallways, and gates that stand between the truck and the final room. Sharing this information early helps the moving crew arrive with the right equipment and a realistic plan.