Last updated on October 30, 2023
It is very true that nobody likes moving and let’s be honest what is there to like never mind enjoy about the process. However, some people still manage to make it as bad as it could possibly be.
Here are just a few of the ways that you too can make a day from hell feel like two days from hell with very little effort involved on your part, including not engaging the services of the removalists Western Sydney.
- Don’t bother about decluttering.
Take the things you have not used for 3 years to the new home and perpetuate the situation there too. Not only that the packing will take that much longer and it will cost you more to move as you have so much more to move and might even require a larger removal truck.
- Leave packing until the eleventh hour.
It’s never a good idea to leave packing until the last minute when moving. Not only does it cause unnecessary stress, but it can also lead to disorganization and damage to your belongings. However, if you find yourself in a situation where you need to move quickly, there are options available to help you.
For example, Bill Removalists offer packing and unpacking services, which can take the stress and time commitment out of the process.
- The destination house was not cleaned.
Moving into a new home can be frustrating when the previous owners/tenants have left it in a less-than-desirable condition. One of the most aggravating things is arriving at your new house only to find that it hasn’t been properly cleaned. It’s frustrating to have to deal with someone else’s mess and clutter, which can make settling into your new home a daunting task.
Now, you are faced with the task of either packing your belongings into dirty cupboards or spending ages cleaning up before you can even start unpacking. To avoid this, it’s a good idea to schedule a moving-out cleaning with the previous owners/tenants before you move in. This way, you can ensure that the house is clean and ready for your arrival, saving you time and stress in the long run.
- Box content is not marked.
This is a great stress creator. Trying to find a specific item in 100 or more boxes.
- Nobody knows what belongs where.
This is a gem too. Have fun playing box chess moving boxes from one room to another.
- The move is scheduled for late in the day.
This is bound to bring out the worst in people. Everybody is tired and the move is still in progress late into the night.
- No provision is made for meals.
Pity nobody thought about that one. Everything is still packed in an unmarked box so whipping something up quickly is not going to happen. The next option is to go and buy something and hopefully someone knows the area well enough to find a food outlet.
- Pets are an afterthought.
Moving with pets can be a challenging experience, and it’s essential to make sure they are not an afterthought in the process. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon for pets to become overwhelmed or anxious during a move, leading to potential issues such as the cat going missing or the dog biting a mover.
- No first-night box is considered.
Ok, so the move is finally over. Time for a quick cup of tea, a wash, slip into some pyjamas, make up the bed and call it a day. Only all the things needed for these simple pleasures were not brought together in one conveniently marked box.
- No artificial turf was installed.
Ok so who was to know it would rain on a moving day? A bit of synthetic turf would have kept the mud being trodden into the house to a minimum.
So there you have it, how to fail miserably at moving house with literally not too much effort, including not contacting the cheap removalists in Sydney CBD to manage your move for you.