The moving process will be easier if you organize yourself and take only the things that fit into your new house.
- Start early (at least 14 days in advance) and plan everything so that you can finish the preparations in time; do not attempt to sort your things and organize them in the last moments, because you will fail and you will have to postpone your move.
- Sort (and package) by categories: there is no better way to get a picture of all the things you have, than putting them all in one place and sort them out.
- Set yourself not to pack anything you do not like and do not need anymore
- Call the specialists: If you need to dismantle furniture or cut different appliances from home systems (electric, gas, water), call specialists to avoid accidents
- Collaborate with Denver professional movers, which will provide you the help you need with the transportation
- Donate things that you want to get rid of. Alternatively, you can also consider selling some of the things you plan to leave behind, because you could use the money in the relocation process or for something nice for your new home.
Gabriel Kierson
Founder and Owner at American Moving and Storage
Gabriel Kierson is the founder and owner of American Moving and Storage, a Boulder-based licensed carrier with 28 years of operation and more than 40,000 moves completed across Colorado and the country.
A Certified Moving Consultant, Certified ProMover, and Bekins senior-certified agent, he leads a company that maintains an annual claims rate under 1% and crew tenure averaging nearly seven years. He writes on residential and commercial moving, long-distance and mountain logistics, containerized storage, and specialty-item handling.
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