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Packing Clothes for a Move
Use Specialty Boxes to Prevent Wrinkles and Damage. Moving clothes from closet to closet is a breeze with specialty wardrobe boxes. These sturdy boxes have built-in racks that hold about two feet worth of clothes on hangers. The advantages of using a specialty wardrobe box are: Unwrinkled clothes Less time and effort to pack and…
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Packing 101 Checklist
The better you pack, the easier it is to unpack. Getting started Start by packing the things you aren’t using and won’t need until after you move. (Think camping equipment, sporting equipment and out-of-season items). Work backwards from least to most needed so that your everyday necessities won’t need to be packed until moving…
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Know Your Rights
What makes a reputable mover? What should you look for when researching moving companies? Mayflower wants you to make an informed decision about who to trust with your possessions. You deserve to have a positive and professional experience when you move. That’s why we want our customers to be informed about the move process and…
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Create a packing plan as personal as your prized possessions
Some may choose to handle all the packing themselves, while others want the help of professional movers. Either way, we can tailor our packing services to fit your timeline, your budget and all of your belongings. No matter which option you choose, we’ll take care of the loading, transportation and unloading. Plus, you’ll get our…
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How to Save Time and Money on Your Move
America’s housing market is heating up and nearly one-third of Americans are ready to make a move this year. According to a new survey by Mayflower, America’s most recognized and trusted moving company, one in three Americans (33 percent) say they feel more comfortable purchasing a home today than last year and anticipate looking for…
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After the Move Checklist: Settling in
Check with the post office. If you’re not immediately receiving mail, check with your new post office to see if mail has been held for you. Get your driver’s license and your vehicles registered. Start the process to obtain your auto registration and a new driver’s license. Find a local attorney. Consider finding an attorney…
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Delivery Day Checklist
Be present to accept delivery of your belongings. If you are unable to be there yourself, you will need an authorized representative to accept delivery and pay any charges on your behalf. Be available. On the day of delivery, the driver will contact you by phone and may just stop by if he or she…
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New Home Move-In Checklist
The process of prepping, packing and moving is very stressful. The good news is that unpacking at your destination should feel much more relaxed ─ you’re in the home stretch. Most of the items on your checklist will be crossed off by this point, but there are still a few things to plan for when…
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Moving Day Checklist: Paperwork and details
Plan to be on site to see your boxes loaded. Remain close by until the truck is fully loaded. After making a final tour of your house, check and sign the inventory. The van operator will give you a copy of it; it is important that you keep this safe. Moving day paperwork will include: …
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Non-Allowable Checklist
Mayflower is Dedicated to Safe Moving Check with Your Mayflower Agent to Ensure Your Safety When moving long distance, not everything can be packed on the moving truck. In most cases Mayflower cannot transport perishable items, including produce, plants, frozen or refrigerated foods and open or half-used food containers. Exceptions may be made if your…