Moving Tips — It’s Moving Season:

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It’s summer time and that means its prime time for moving.  As everyone is looking to move; the moving companies get swamped and booked up fast.  This means it’s always best to contact your mover as early in the moving process as possible.  The further ahead you talk to them the more likely you will be able to book a move for the day you want before someone else books it first.
Another thing you should do is ask your Seattle mover for a moving checklist to ensure you have done everything you need to to make sure your move go as smoothly as possible. This checklist will help ensure that nothing is over looked and many items on the list can be taken care of by your moving company if you would like. Most movers offer packing, crating, third party services such as cleaning, assembly, etc.  This can dramatically reduced time for packing and unpacking.

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