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For most people, moving house is a positive and exciting time. Whether you’ve bought your dream home, you’re relocating for a new job, or you just signed a new lease, it’s often a happy experience to enjoy a fresh, new living space. However, have you thought about how much work is involved? Whether you have the right equipment? Or the time it takes to move? If not, you should consider a removalist.

Most of us have moved houses at least once in our lives. Think back to this time, would you describe it as a ‘stress-free’ or ‘seamless transition’? Very few would. But a three-hour quote turning into six, missing furniture and chipped homewares are all scenarios that can be avoided if you shop around and find a removalist suited to you.

Moving houses is an exciting time but with the possibility of quite a few things going wrong, it is guaranteed to bring you a little bit of stress. You, therefore, want to make sure everything is meticulously planned in the months leading up to the big day. Here are nine steps to ensuring your moving day runs as smoothly and stress-free as possible.

Even when you’re dizzy with excitement over a new home, the prospect of moving everything you own is still daunting. It’s inevitable that over the years you’ll have managed to accumulate a lot more than you need to keep, and it seems to have a way of concealing itself in even the cleanest-looking homes just waiting for the opportunity to derail your plans.

It’s near impossible to complete your renovations without damaging something of value, even when you’ve tried your best to cover and protect your items, or moved them to other parts of the building. But you can prevent damage to your possessions during your renovations in one simple way: by moving them.