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 Moving
can be very stressful. Here are some helpful hints from our family
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Packing
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Keep utility services like electric, phone and gas, functioning
until the day after your household goods are loaded. The quality
of our service to you, our customer, depends upon our being
able to reach you promptly.
Make sure
that small items of value such as jewelry, stamp collections,
photo albums, legal documents, tax information, etc., have been
removed from your home prior to packing day. It would be difficult
to replace items such as these if they went astray during your
move.
On packing
day, take a few moments to discuss with your packer, how the
items in each room should be labeled once they have been boxed
and wrapped. Will all the "living room" items remain in the
same area in your new home? Perhaps you have purchased a larger
home and some of those items will be retiring to the new "den".
Realize
the importance of your Household Goods Inventories. Your northAmerican
driver will make up a complete inventory of all items to be
moved. These documents serve as valuable tools throughout your
move. By actively participating in the completion of the inventory,
you and your driver will be in agreement as to what items were
loaded from your home into his truck. Also take note of the
condition of these items before they are loaded.
When you
arrive at your destination, take the time to check off each
item on the inventory as it is unloaded from the truck and brought
into your new home. This will ensure that all your belongings
have made the trip safely.
Last but
not least, when the final item is loaded on to the truck on
moving day, take a walk through each room of your home. Open
closet doors and cabinets to make sure nothing has been left
behind.
Then relax! You've done a GREAT JOB!! |
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