Philadelphia Full-Service Out Of State Movers, No-Elevator Apartments: New Guide
Nov 14, 2023
Summary
Movers.com has announced the expansion of its resources to assist Philadelphia apartment owners who are planning to move out of state. The website now offers a comprehensive guide on hiring full-service movers and a directory of pre-screened movers in the Philadelphia area. This move comes as Philadelphia has experienced its largest single-year decline since 1975, with more urban dwellers seeking to leave the city after the pandemic.
Movers.com emphasizes the importance of a moving checklist for homeowners, including taking photos of valuable items. While full-service movers will handle packing, the guide recommends packing a box or bag with essentials for a more comfortable transition to the new home.
The guide also advises homeowners to downsize to reduce packing costs and increase usable space in the new place. Removing flammable items from the house, obtaining extra moving insurance, and keeping children and pets out of the movers' way are other suggested preparations.
For Philadelphia apartment owners in need of reliable movers, Movers.com has created a directory of pre-screened companies offering trustworthy moving services.
Full contact information for Movers.com is available in the press release, along with a request for feedback or notification of any issues with the content provided.
New moving resources help Philly no-elevator apartment owners prepare for a full-service out-of-state move, announces Movers.com.
North Brunswick Township, United States - November 14, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Movers.com is expanding its range of resources to help Philadelphia apartment owners looking to move out of state. The website offers a complete guide on what to do when hiring full-service movers, and a directory of pre-screened movers in the Philadelphia area.
More details can be found at https://www.movers.com/moving-guides/how-to-prepare-for-full-service-movers.html
The announcement comes as 2022 has seen Philadelphia’s largest single-year decline since 1975 - with the trend driven by more and more urban dwellers looking to move away from big city life in the first year after the pandemic.
And while hiring full-service movers is the option requiring the least amount of work on the part of the homeowner - especially those of no-elevator apartments - there are still some essential things to keep in mind, explains Movers.com.
A moving checklist should be first on the to-do list of any homeowner getting ready for a move - and that includes taking photos of the current condition of all valuable items.
While full-service moving will include packing, the report also recommends that homeowners pack a box or bag with essentials, to make transitioning into their new home more comfortable. This includes everything from toiletries and cash to a change of clothes and phone chargers.
Downsizing is also important to keep packing costs down and increase usable space in their new place.
“Paying for packing services can grow costly if you have a large volume of belongings," explains the guide. "Before moving day, plan to sift through your possessions and decide what you don't want to bring with you to your new home. Donate unwanted items to charity, have a yard sale or sell nearly-new or unused belongings online. You will cut your moving costs considerably by eliminating excess junk that will be uselessly collecting dust at your new home.”
Other tips on how to prepare for a full-service move include making sure that all flammable items are removed from the house, getting extra moving insurance, and keeping children and pets out of the movers’ way.
For Philadelphia apartment owners looking for reliable movers in their areas, Movers.com has created a directory of pre-screened companies offering trustworthy moving services.
The directory can be accessed at https://www.movers.com/moving-companies/pa-pennsylvania/philadelphia/cheap-movers.html
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