How can I successfully pack up my entire house before my move?
Plan ahead, ensure to have a proper checklist of your items and enough packing materials on hand. Proper planning saves the stress of packing up at the last minute and having items get lost. Don’t think it’s possible to pack up an entire home in one day unless you are a professional moving service.
Is there a service that can pack for me?
Of course! iMoving offers a fully packing and unpacking VIP service option with many of our movers. If you don’t have the time and patience to pack up your whole house and live among the boxes or bins, this could be a great option for you. This service means a team of pro organizers and packers show up to your home and in a number of hours have everything ready to go in organized boxes. They also prepare the packing materials needed, saving you the headache.
What is the best way to find a reliable mover for my California move?
First of all congratulations on the move. iMoving has a reliable list of vetted and trusted movers in the California area that work both locally and cross state borders. Don’t fret about reading reviews and doing in-home visits for quotes, iMoving allows you to book your California mover simply and all online.
How can I know if a mover I chose is a scammer or cheater?
If any company you are considering asked you to pay the entire amount up front or pay a huge down payment, this is a really bad sign of a scammer. You shouldn't pay more than 10% to a mover that has yet to do the job. While down payments are common, a huge amount of funds should not be spent on this. As well you should check your mover has a DOT registration number and no recent bad accident records or claims. iMoving helps you avoid this mess.
How can I plan my move with three children across the country?
Plan to make lots of stops along the way to break up the journey and make it an adventure instead of a burden. Involve your children in the process, playing learning games about their new state and understanding all the fun new places they will be able to explore once moved. Reading your kids stories about their new home and even signing them up ahead of time for school and afternoon fun activities can help ease the transition woes. Make sure to have a babysitter on hand for the moving day itself to keep the kids occupied and out of the way and to keep the adults on hand sane.