Moving Tips & Guides

Stress free tips for moving - Make Your Move Easy

by Moversdot 20-09-2022 05:37 PM

Even after you've chosen an experienced international relocation firm in the UAE, there are still a lot of things to think about before the big day. Because the planning process is likely to be stressful and emotional, paying attention to the details will make the day run more smoothly. Our UAE's team of expert movers understands the ins and outs of relocating families from the United Arab Emirates and ensures that everyone involved is taken care of. Nonetheless, being prepared pays off.

Moving back home – especially abroad – is likely to be fraught with challenges. A scuffed skirting board or a cracked key to your old lock could be the culprit. Reduce the chances of something going wrong by speaking with Our Professional team; you can also inquire about moving insurance if you're concerned that something may go missing or be destroyed during the move. The key is to take it all in stride.

On moving day, all of the reasons you opted to relocate in the first place will still be valid. Make a list for everyone in your family in case you need to remind yourself of these. Then, if and when something trivial occurs, it will not be catastrophic.

Of course, you'll have to brace yourself for the possibility of strangers breaking into your home and stealing your belongings. Talking to our expert in Dubai , who can assign a personal moving consultant to review all of the moving day activities with you, is one approach to help soothe the feelings.

At the Last Minute

If you're relocating from the United Arab Emirates, we have extensive experience relocating families from high-rise buildings. Take one last look out the window at the city you've called home for a while, whether it's Abu Dhabi, Dubai, or somewhere else in The Emirates.

Although disruption is unavoidable, you can prepare for the worst by creating an inventory. You could also want to plan for specific members of your family, particularly the younger ones, to stay out of the way rather than attempting to 'assist' and instead rely on the specialists.

Make it Simple

You'll need the greatest advice and assistance if you're moving from Abu Dhabi or any other city in The Emirates. The region has world-class infrastructure that is the envy of the rest of the globe. All of this contributes to a stress-free relocation.

The day of the move is thrilling. You're embarking on a new adventure and establishing roots in a new location. You've been daydreaming about your new home, and it's exciting to see how different your furnishings and artwork seem in a new setting.

However, moving day can be a stressful experience. There's a lot to accomplish, and you want everything to go as smoothly as possible. What can you do to make moving day a breeze, whether you've hired movers or organized a bunch of friends and relatives to assist you?

Sketch Up A Floor Plan

What can you do to save time and avoid misunderstanding on moving day? Make a floor plan for your new home before you move. Draw and number your furniture in the order you want it to be placed in each room. Then, using the numbers on the floor plan as a guide, label the furniture pieces. The movers will know where to put each piece of furniture this way. On the day of the move, you don't want to be making decisions about where each piece of furniture goes. It's preferable to make those judgments ahead of time so that the movers can transport the heavy items directly to their new homes.

Be There When Your Belongings Are Being Packed And Picked Up

If you've hired movers to pack, pick up, and deliver your furniture and boxes, you'll need to be present while they pack and pick up. If you are unable to attend, you should ask a relative or friend to fill in for you. All of your belongings will be inventoried by the removalists. Before you sign the inventory list, thoroughly review it to ensure that it is accurate and legible. You don't want to find out later that an item was lost or destroyed because it wasn't on their inventory list.