October 2018 - Moving of America

Moving utilities and appliances – beginner’s guide

Posted on October 30, 2018October 20, 2020 by Ethan

Most of us have had the experience of relocating, one way or the other – from purchasing or renting a new home, to having to renovate and furnish a summer house, or even executing moving to a new office. Well, when it comes to the last mentioned, you could use office moving assistance. That way, you’ll shorten your struggle and get back to work faster. Also, something as small as a damp washing machine could cost you hundreds of dollars, if not packed properly. And, if you happen to forget to notify your new utility provider of your move-in date, you might be spending your first nights keeping your hands warm with a little help from a candle. Moving is definitely a form of renaissance, but it shouldn’t keep you in the dark ages. In order to experience the true meaning of revival without any setbacks, simply follow our guide on what to look out for when moving utilities and appliances.

How to get good at moving utilities and appliances: Appliance crash course

Barbecue grill? Microwave? Refrigerator, washing machine, dryer, stove, oven, dishwasher, freezer! And it’s just the bulky stuff list. Don’t forget your smaller appliances. You could try and memorize it as a kiddie song, but it’s safer to make a list of every piece you’re planning on packing when relocating.

Premeditation is the key

We’re not talking about simple electronic devices where you just need to dismount your TV and bubble wrap it. If your appliance is connected to a gas line or a plumbing system, you should consider hiring a professional to lend a helping hand, as it may prevent possible mishaps during your relocation. If you’re not entirely feeling confident about your deinstallation/installation skills, it’s probably wise to consider giving a plumber/electrician a call prior to your packing.

Tool box for moving utilities and appliances — Hiring a professional is highly recommended.

1,2 step

Like we already mentioned, having a professional do their work – from disconnecting and sealing gas supplies to disconnecting and securing water hoses – will spare you the trouble of making a wrong move and possibly hurting yourself and damaging your appliance. Here is our top picked advice on being on top of your appliance game.

Washing machine & dishwasher

Turning off the water and running the spin cycle will help you get rid of any excess liquid; do this a couple of days prior to your moving date
Leave the door on your washing machine open for at least 48 hours in order to get any remaining water to evaporate, as it prevents any possible leakage during transportation
Secure the drum – if not secured properly, it may end up damaged on your moving day. They usually come with pins or bolts, exclusively for this purpose.

Refrigerators and freezers

Unplug your appliance and defrost it prior to your moving date
Leave the doors open as a moisture precaution
Remove all shelves and moving parts, pack in a separate box
Consider putting a mildew absorber for transit

Stove, oven, microwave, barbecue

Remove loose parts, such as racks before packing
Get the inside of your appliance thoroughly cleaned
Consider removing knobs if easily misplaced
Tape the electrical cord to the back of your appliance, in order to avoid any damage during transit
Be sure the dials are set to the OFF position

hand turning knob on washing machine — When preparing your appliances for moving, consider starting a few days prior to your actual move date

Avoid last-minute planning when moving your utilities

There isn’t a single task to be considered unchallenging when amidst moving utilities and appliances. Even if you decide on buying new appliances and get your old ones to rest a bit at your storage unit, you still have to be ahead of the game and think about the importance of keeping your storage unit clean. Allow moisture and you can say goodbye to your potential summer house appliances! You should always think a few steps ahead. Utilities are no different. Forget contacting your service providers, and you might be facing freezing nights or potential fines!

Covering the basics

When it comes to utilities, being in sync is the priority. You have two homes to worry about, simultaneously. If you’re moving locally, you might find it a tad easier to transfer your utilities, as you might not opt for a new utility service provider. If that’s the case, your only responsibility is remembering to contact your providers on time (at least 2-3 weeks in advance!) about your disconnection plans, as well as suggesting your address change and the specific date. It’s always smart to have their team to come and disconnect everything a day after your move date, (as you probably need electricity and running water until the very end) and enable everything at your new address a day or two before you actually move in. (get your refrigerator running)

stove and kettle — Contacting your utility providers on time is crucial for a successful move.

To-do list

If your relocation is a long-distance one, you will need to find a time slot for exploration purposes. Finding new utility providers can be quite a quest; enquire with your new landlord, neighbors or a real estate agent to recommend some. Do this at least a month before moving out.

Other things to take into consideration include:

making your utility service providers list and contacting them
book appointments, have it in your schedule and try not to postpone
fair and square – have inside in your balances and leave no overdue bills
do a reading of your gas, water, and electricity when moving out
do an energy audit for your new home

Knowing your steps when moving utilities and appliances is essential for a stress-free move. Plan ahead, hire best possible help out there by contacting the best Moving of America – NJ movers and stay on track. You can’t go wrong with that!

Reasons to relocate your business to NJ

Posted on October 27, 2018February 2, 2020 by Ethan

How well has your home state been treating your business? Have you received any incentives when you needed them? Also, how easy or difficult is it for you to find well educated young people to fill the needs of your company? There is one state that can answer these and many more questions. Bear with us and find out the reasons to relocate your business to NJ. By the time you are done reading this article, hopefully, you will start seriously thinking about how and when you could start with your move. After all, the aim of this article is to get you familiar with the business culture in New Jersey. It is our goal to get you involved with our wonderful state. We wish the best for our fellow citizens. Also, we are confident that they and the state of NJ have a lot to offer in return. Continue reading “Reasons to relocate your business to NJ”

How to organize a corporate relocation

Posted on October 23, 2018February 3, 2020 by Ethan

Has your company generated steady growth over the years? How long have you been expanding? Hiring new people must have influenced the space in the office available per person. Has it become too difficult to fit everyone inside? And what about your IT equipment, such as servers for example. In the case that your company has really grown as much as you believe, now would be the right time to move. In order to get the maximum from your employees, you need to provide them with enough space for their creativity to keep on flourishing. Bad surroundings can drown ideas, surely you know that. Therefore, we believe that you may need to start thinking about moving to a larger office space. If you agree with us, then let us help you organize a corporate relocation. Here’s what you need to know in order to move without affecting your business. Continue reading “How to organize a corporate relocation”

Tips to get the most out of your storage unit

Posted on October 19, 2018October 20, 2020 by Ethan

Whether you’ve decided to give that old house a complete makeover, or you’ve simply realized you may have gone over the top a bit with furniture and knick-knack shopping over the years (and there it was, the glorious mountain of everything I’ve ever owned before me!), you find yourself in a pickle. Luckily for you, this world offers a plethora of private storage. Well, problem solved, then! But, is it, now? Finding the right storage is only the tip of the iceberg; and as we all know (from “Titanic”, of course), it’s what’s under the surface that counts. So, in order to keep you afloat, and bruise-free, we are here to provide some of the best tips to get the most out of your storage unit. Onward we go! Continue reading “Tips to get the most out of your storage unit”

How to Transfer Utilities when moving

Posted on October 15, 2018June 9, 2023 by Ethan

The process of moving has always been notoriously known for causing pandemonium in humans; a recurring image, probably since the first man and woman migrated from one plain to another – through their to-do list was somewhat shorter. (“Wait for me darling, let me just pack. Where’s my rock? Grab my fur. Now, lead the way.”) Today, however, moving is a much more complex endeavor. From having real estate agents on speed dial to hunting for moving supplies, personal storage, finding the right moving company, figuring out how to pack our garage as painless as possible– as we focus on sorting and organizing tangible things, others sometimes remain in the furthest corners of our mind. That’s where we need to take precautions, as something seemingly insignificant >utilities< can affect our moving greatly and create unnecessary havoc. No need to worry, though! Just follow these simple steps and learn how to transfer utilities when moving. – and you’ll be rejoicing with a chilled glass of champagne in no time. (accent on chilled)

It’s never too early to start preparing for your utilities transfer

Your moving date might be 2 months away, or even 3 – but time, in some cases, isn’t all that linear, and as the big day approaches, the chances are, your perception of time will get a bit funky, and, with all that funkiness, you could forget to call your current utility service provider, and more importantly, your future one. Unless you’re really keen on spending your first days in your new home without running water, lights or internet, grab a pen and make a checklist (maybe now?) of your utility services.

Electricity
Gas
Water
Sewer
Cable TV
Telecommunications
Waste Removal

(add to your list any potential services that we may have left out)

person lighting a candle — To avoid unpleasant surprises, prepare on time.

Gathering timely information is crucial when transferring utility services

Now that you have your utility checklist, it might be a good time to write down contact numbers for each provider, as finding them, later on, will turn out to be quite a turmoil. Right now, you have ample time. Use it! It is highly recommended to notify your providers of your disconnecting plans at least two to three weeks in advance (when it’s peak season/summer/contact a month beforehand). Have your documents on you when reaching out, you’ll be asked various personal information in order to transfer utilities when moving.

Moving locally?

Even a short-distance relocation can be just as stressful as moving interstate. But, it has its advantages! If you’re moving locally, you might be in luck – your utility transfer really boils down to notifying your utility service providers of your home address change, since you (probably) won’t be changing them. Set a date with an operator for service disconnection at your current location, as well as service activation at your new home. Have someone come 1-2 days before moving in, in order to get that refrigerator running for the big day. Get your old services disconnected a day after the move, preferably.

plugging adapter to demonstrate how to transfer utilities when moving — Don’t forget to contact your current and future providers in advance.

How to transfer utilities when moving long-distance?

If your relocation is a long-distance one, chances are, you are bound to spend some time doing online research on your potential utility providers since you won’t be able to obtain the same companies. In this scenario, your best option would be inquiring about your new utility service offers with your real estate agent, or even better, previous homeowners (or a landlord, if you’re renting). Gather all contact information needed and take time to find the best value for your money providers. You wouldn’t want to be overpaying if there are plenty of viable options out there. Utility providers are your oyster wherever you go. Also be sure to inquire about any additional charges – deposits and activation fees.

Tips and tricks on how to transfer utilities when moving (hush-hush)

Who in the right mind would want to pay for services they did not use? Not you, not us. Let’s see what we can do to prevent late fees and penalties from occurring when you are about to transfer utilities when moving.

Get insight into your current balance with each service provider
Pay those overdue bills on time – tick-tock
Have your old providers send you their last bills to your NEW home address (redundant to say it’s important)
Material evidence can come in handy – let someone do a final reading of your water, gas, electricity
Archive meter-reading reports
If you really feel like going at it – make photos, just to be on the safe side

Check for those air leaks!

You may have just moved in, with tears of joy still covering the corners of your eyes, but, rest not! Not just yet. Before unpacking all those boxes and making a home feel and look like home again, you might want to seize the opportunity while there’s nothing obstructing your clear view – and do an energy audit. Checking for possible air leaks and inspecting your home’s insulation levels, electronics, and appliances, as well as heating and cooling equipment, can be crucial when it comes to energy saving. It’s more likely to be done accurately when conducted by a professional, but you can save some money by doing a home energy audit yourself.

ventilation and pipes — Pay what you spend, do an energy audit.

Easy does it

Utilities are no fun. They are everything but. A tedious thing about modern living. But, would we rather pack our rocks and furs, migrate on foot and eat our dinner in the dark? We have to at least appreciate it. Now that you’ve mastered how to transfer your utilities when moving, you’re free to address other moving anxiety culprits! One down, though.

Being organized and staying calm is the way to ensure your moving process runs smoothly, whether it be local moving, interstate, international or intergalactic. That’s exactly why it’s never too early to start preparing; once we set out toward the finish line, there are myriad hurdles to overcome. Easy does it.

How to pack liquids for moving?

Posted on October 13, 2018October 20, 2020 by Ethan

“How am I supposed to get that bulky couch through the door and into the truck? It sure appeared less colossal back then. And, the kitchen, where does one even start? Are my plants going to make it?” These are all legitimate questions once you realize you’re way behind your packing schedule and the panic starts setting in. To ease your disquiet, here are some good news; as monumental as these tasks may appear (and they truly are), the vast majority of your worldly possessions will make it to your new destination, no matter how clumsily or inadequately you pack them. A few bumps here and there on the road can’t do them much harm. But, here’s the unexpected part – if you are considering taking liquids with you, it might be the most elaborate and time-consuming thing you’re bound to experience during packing season. To ensure a successful (and SAFE!) transportation, here’s a guide on how to pack liquids for moving purposes.

Knowledge is power

Once you find your trusted moving company and opt for their moving services, you should expect to be provided with a “non-allowables” list. It should make the liquid packing process easier on you, as you’ll know exactly what’s prohibited and what’s not. The sooner you get acquainted with the “hazardous items” list, the sooner you’ll know if it’s worth all the padding and snuggling trouble.

red stoplight — Know your “non-allowables” before packing.

Before you pack liquids for moving

As you go through the list, you will find some items to be rightfully recognized as such, while some may leave you in a state of utmost perplexity. “Nail polish? Fertilizer? Seriously?” Seriously. Fertilizer has been known to cause absolute mayhem, due to ammonium nitrate. If you can make a bomb out of something, don’t pack it. Explosive, flammable, corrosive – if the item you’re holding is any of the three – we advise against packing it. Let’s take a look at some examples from this little, black book:

Any kind of paint or paint thinners
Lighter fluid
Aerosols –deodorant, hairsprays
Rubbing alcohol
Oxygen
Automotive chemicals
Astringents (also mouthwash)
Nail polish/removers
Pesticides
Fuels (any kind, really)
Bleach
Poisons (can’t argue with that)
Pool chemicals
Cleaning supplies
Fire extinguishers
If you plan on using an airline to get to your new home address, you should be aware of liquid regulations when it comes to packing.

Now, how does one pack liquids for moving? (the benevolent kind)

Whether it’s commercial moving you’re undertaking or a residential one, you’re in for some serious supply preparation.

Cardboard is not your friend

Although cheaper and eco-friendly, cardboard boxes are something you’d want to use for other packing purposes, since the material itself is not liquid-proof. If you don’t pack your liquids right, it’s going to be a pool party on wheels, and your precious furniture is attending.

when you are to pack liquids for moving, do not use cardboard boxes — Cardboard boxes are unable to obtain liquid, if spilled.

Plastic bins are your friends

Plastic is sturdy, that’s why we like it. (today, at least) Not only it gets everything to stay in its place (if packed properly), but it’s also transparent, so you don’t have to physically open the box and double check for signs any signs of leakage. You just need to take a glimpse before loading it into the truck. All good!

Tape Tape Tape

It goes without saying, factory sealed containers are a big yes (if not explosive, flammable or corrosive), as it prevents potential leaks. But! If you are sentimentally attached to your body lotion, or you just want to take that expensive, but half full bourbon bottle with you, there is a way. Simply remove the cap of your beloved container and put some aluminum foil (a plastic wrap would also do), and put the cap back on. Now tape all over that top to seal it.

Ziploc it!

After making sure your liquids are staying put, transfer the containers into a Ziploc bag, but be sure to leave them in the upright position. Close the bag.

Snuggle time

To ensure your liquid valuables’ survival, get some towels or any other cloth-like material (paper would work too, but we can’t call it pampering then), and make sure the bags are nicely cocooned in the plastic bin. Put the lid on, press firmly, check, check again, and you’re done.

What to keep in mind when you pack liquids for moving

Why is it important? By securing your liquids properly, you are not only protecting your other belongings from any possible damage. Moving companies often work with multiple clients, meaning – other people’s belongings could also be on that same truck. Be a good sport, you’d want others to do the same. (If you’re packing yourself a wine crate, it is highly recommended to place buffers between each bottle.)

What to hold on to?

While moving companies can guarantee for moving your antique furniture, fragile belongings – basically anything that could be compensated for, they are somewhat reluctant when it comes to transporting personal, irreplaceable items such as:

Laptops
Videotapes/CDs
Keys
Cash
Medical documentation
Financial documents
Jewelry
Business files
Photographs
anything of sentimental value, really (or work related). You should pack those with you. Also to bear in mind, food is a big no-no when it comes to moving regulations, especially if your relocation is a long-distance one. (as it may attract pests)

keys — All your personal documentation and “sentimental value” items should go with you.

Finally, be rational when you pack liquids for moving

Yes, we all possess decade-old perfume bottles with just a quarter of an inch of that special nostalgia scent, and the mere thought of departing with memories can bring tears to our eyes. But, if you decide on bringing everything that ever reminded you of anything, you’ll be needing two trucks, and ultimately, two houses. So. Declutter. Clean out your attic, donate, throw things away. Use what you can before your moving date, walk with a perfume cloud around you. Don’t buy new things, unless absolutely necessary.

Be rational, pack your liquids safely, and enjoy the ride.

The importance of keeping your storage clean

Posted on October 9, 2018October 20, 2020 by Ethan

When it comes to moving, a storage facility can be a real life-saver. It presents a safe place for you to keep your valuables until all the problems concerning your moving can resolve. And, there can be many problems associated with moving. For starters, your NJ movers could run into an unpredictable situation and, thus, be late with the pick-up of your items. Moreover, there could be an overlap between the move-out and the move-in date. For all of these situations, a storage unit will save you, as well as your relocation. It doesn`t matter whether you are a provider of storage services, or a user, keeping your storage clean is important for many reasons. Continue reading “The importance of keeping your storage clean”

Mentally prepare for moving – how and why?

Posted on October 6, 2018October 20, 2020 by Ethan

Moving can be a huge step forward, and it takes quite a bit of bravery to decide to attempt it. And exciting as it is, it is still a demanding endeavor that requires time and energy. Of course, one of the easiest ways to get a handle on the challenge of moving is to hire professional movers NJ to aid you. By doing so, you can scratch off tasks such as packing, heavy lifting, labeling boxes etc. While expert movers take care of all this for you, you can take your time to mentally prepare for moving. And trust us, this is something everyone needs.

Since you’ve gone and chosen New Jersey as your new location, why not start living the lifestyle. Take it one step at a time, instead of stressing and worrying over every detail about your move. You’ve probably done the research and prepared yourself somewhat, but in case you haven’t, we have some useful advice for you. So, you can think of this article as a short and quick stress-relief through reading and comprehension.

Mentally prepare for moving by coming to terms with your decision

In addition to being challenging, relocation can be quite stressful. After all, you are completely changing your current residence and surroundings. This is not to be taken lightly. So, first things first – take a deep breath and think everything through. This might not always be the easiest thing to do, but once you have a clear focus of what you wish to achieve with the move, it becomes all the easier. As long as you weigh in all the benefits of your decision to tackle the frightening aspects, it will be a breeze.

Once you're sure about the move, you'll be able to sit back and relax. — Mentally prepare for moving by coming to terms with your decision.

Simply consider the appeal and positive change that New Jersey can have on you. After all, it is a positioned in close vicinity to NYC and as such, opportunities can be easily found. So, even if you decide to move your office to NJ, you will be just fine. Just think – you will get the chance to meet a whole bunch of people. And the more contacts you make, the easier you’ll settle in and mentally embrace the change. And new acquaintances are a plus in any new environment you might find yourself in.

Making a proper plan will take the edge off

When the objective is to move to New Jersey, planning is half the task. So, in order to mentally prepare for moving and take the edge off, start with sitting down and making a proper plan of action. Trust us, it will take more time than you think, so the earlier you start, the better off you will be. But in case you’re not quite sure about that starting point, here are some guidelines:

Once you find your new neighborhood, it will be easier to mentally prepare for moving. — Finding a new home is an important part of any relocation plan.

First things first – secure that new residence of yours. Relocating from one location to another – this is the most basic definition of moving. And so, you can’t hope to start without that other location.
Find and hire an experienced local moving company New Jersey. During a move, the safety of your belongings should come before all else. Sure, saving money is important, but not at the cost of suffering property damage. Hence, it is in your best interest to procure the services of reputable moving experts. This will not only help ensure a successful relocation but it will also offer you more time to mentally prepare for moving.
Consider you packing plans. Packing is usually something people tend to underestimate, often giving it less value than it deserves. However, our packing services NJ tell a different story. And so, it is in your best interest to plan out the packing process – whether you will go at it on your own or let the pros take care of it?

Get rid of any existing stress by decluttering

Always look for the best in the work you have to do. And so, if you are looking at the job to pack your entire household, finding some fun in it all might go far in terms to mentally prepare for moving. And you can start by getting rid of all that stuff you no longer need or use. How can you do that? There are plenty of ways:

Throw a farewell party and make a friendly auction to “gift” it all to friends and family members.
Put together a yard sale and earn what you can on those antiques that have been collecting dust.
Charge your spirits with positive energy and donate some of the stuff to charities that need them.
Think outside of the box and be creative – the goal here is to travel as light as possible.

Don’t forget that there will be plenty of perishables, in terms of food and beverages. There really is no need to haul all that with you, unless it’s canned goods. And letting it go to waste is definitely out of the question. So, do yourself a favor and throw a party. It will bring people together, you’ll have a couple of laughs, bring back some memories or make new ones etc. All in all, it will be a great way to mentally prepare for moving.

How to balance yourself out after the actual move

Visit a concert to come to terms with moving. — Having finished with the move, why not head out and explore the new neighborhood.

We’ll be honest with you on this one – it’s an emotional journey, it truly is. However, as long as you keep an open mind and focus on the reasons for relocating, you’ll be just fine. And this is all part of that “tomorrow is a new day” philosophy that you should embrace as much as possible. So, here’s what you’re going to do after the move:

Go and meet the neighbors. Nothing quite like a new acquaintance to help you adjust to a new neighborhood in Bergen County. Also, you never know when you might need a friend in case of emergencies.
Take a walk around and explore. Every single neighborhood has something new and exciting to offer. It’s just a matter of getting out there and discovering it all. And this is an adventure in itself because you never know what or who you’ll find.
See the full potential that is in front of you. An important step when you mentally prepare for moving is to stay positive and forward-thinking. You are moving for a reason (or several of them) and things will eventually balance out. You just have to remain patient and optimistic that you made the right call.

The modern features of a perfect home

Posted on October 2, 2018October 20, 2020 by Ethan

We all know the saying “Home is where the heart is”. And it is true, with your loved ones, any place will feel like home. But, there is nothing wrong if you want to have a perfect modern home. Today, with all the technology and architectural advantages, you can get your dream house. Some of the features of a perfect home are open floor plans, big kitchens, and bathrooms. Homes that we live in today are very different than before. Even if you are living in an older building or a house, you can make your living space pretty modern. There are so many smart gadgets and options, that for a small amount of money you can make your home look modern.

Basic features of a perfect home

First of all, we are going to mention some of the basic features, that is a starting point. If you are searching for a new home, there are some things you should pay attention to. On the other hand, if you want to redecorate and make your old home modern, you can do it very simply. The very first thing that we are going to point out is location! Today, location can change a price for your home greatly. Also, it can help you a lot with your day to day activities. But, the difference is that the new houses are usually somewhere out of the center of the town. They can be on the outskirts of town, or somewhere well hidden.

Sign for a location cut out in paper as a key features of a perfect home — Today, location is everything. It is one of the most important features of a perfect home

So, when you go searching for a perfect home, keep your mind open. You need to look in different places. If you are moving abroad, keep in mind for example that in Europe all the modern houses are usually in the suburbs. Another thing that you need to check is how the house is built. Is it open space, so you can change the space how you like it? Pay attention to that sine that is one of the key features of a perfect home. Especially the modern ones. It creates the impression of a spacious home.

Is space that important?

Well, the answer is simple – yes. Today, you need to be flexible. Everything is changing really fast, so you need to be able to change your rooms. For example, you will have your kids room, but you want to be able to shift it to a playroom or their study room, or you might even create their personal library. That is also one of the features of a perfect home, and it makes difference. Old homes, they were pretty static. The rooms always had the same function and that never changed. But with new houses and their features that are changing pretty fast. When you hear a word modular, you should know that means that your space is very flexible.

What is happening with kitchens?

Well, kitchens are also getting transformed. Just try to remember the old fridges or ovens. Today’s market is much different and almost all devices are becoming smart. Same goes for kitchen suppliance. Today, kitchens are transforming to “chef’s kitchen”. They are becoming a real piece of art with all modern appliance and different materials used to build kitchens. They have a lot of light, storage and they are usually custom made. The kitchen island is still there, but it is just upgrading. And, appliances are usually built into the kitchen decor. So, yes, as we mentioned space is a very important feature of a new modern home.

new modern kitchen with a lot of light — New modern kitchens have modern appliances

Laundry room

The laundry room is definitely separate and one of the most commonly requested characteristics of a new modern home as presented by the National Association of Home Builders in the US. Of course, the new state of the art home appliances is must-have. Because in today’s world everything is about saving our planet and energy.

Technology

Yes, as you probably assume technology is a big part of features of a perfect home. Today we have smart homes or if you can’t afford one yet, you can make it on your own. Home automation is basically making our lives easier. Today, you have automated light, heating or maybe even curtains. You can adjust everything how you like it and it will follow your voice orders. Before we were able to see it only in movies but today you can make it happen for a reasonable price. You do not need to be tech savvy so you can get your home upgraded, you can just ask some of your friends.

a pc, lamp, and different gadgets on a table — New technologies are developed every day

Security

Today, because of the world we live in security is one of the most important features of a modern home. Cameras, alarm systems can be controlled over your phone today. And they are pretty basic things that you can find in a lot of new modern homes. But there are also some features of new modern homes like glass break sensors for windows and doors, motion-activated lighting for exteriors and similar. With this, you can feel safe and be sure that your loved ones are safe.

Entertainment as part of our lives

Today, entertainment is part of our lives much more then it used to be. Everything is available and you can afford to have even a small game room. We have so many options to have fun, and we can bring everything into our home. This depends solemnly on the fact do you like it or not. It is affordable and a lot of people are asking for a game room when they are moving. You do not have to store your electronics anymore in the storage room, you can bring it to your new home.

two people playing games and holding joysticks — It is time to make your dreams come true and have a game room

Moving is simple

Although technology is advancing, we are still moving as we used to. There are no teleports or anything, so in order for you to safely move your belongings, you need to find a good and reliable company that can offer a variety of services. Moving of America – NJ movers can offer you a full range of services that can help you safely transport your belongings. They can pack up your home, unpack it and offer you different packages that are affordable.

How to get good at moving utilities and appliances: Appliance crash course

Premeditation is the key

1,2 step

Washing machine & dishwasher

Refrigerators and freezers

Stove, oven, microwave, barbecue

Avoid last-minute planning when moving your utilities

Covering the basics

To-do list

Related

It’s never too early to start preparing for your utilities transfer

Gathering timely information is crucial when transferring utility services

Moving locally?

How to transfer utilities when moving long-distance?

Tips and tricks on how to transfer utilities when moving (hush-hush)

Check for those air leaks!

Easy does it

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Knowledge is power

Before you pack liquids for moving

Now, how does one pack liquids for moving? (the benevolent kind)

Cardboard is not your friend

Plastic bins are your friends

Tape Tape Tape

Ziploc it!

Snuggle time

What to keep in mind when you pack liquids for moving

What to hold on to?

Finally, be rational when you pack liquids for moving

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Mentally prepare for moving by coming to terms with your decision

Making a proper plan will take the edge off

Get rid of any existing stress by decluttering

How to balance yourself out after the actual move

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Basic features of a perfect home

Is space that important?

What is happening with kitchens?

Laundry room

Technology

Security

Entertainment as part of our lives

Moving is simple

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