Ensure your address changes have been completed to avoid any interruption in mail or services.

Sort through your belongings before moving to reduce the volume to be transported and avoid moving unnecessary items.

Check if certain pieces of furniture require a specialist for disassembly, such as a Murphy bed, a hospital bed, a pool table, or very delicate cabinets.

Check if large furniture fits through doors, stairs, or hallways to avoid unpleasant surprises on moving day.

Reserve the elevator with your building manager if necessary to avoid delays.

Reserve a parking spot near both the departure and destination addresses so the truck can park easily.

Plan for snow removal from access points in case of heavy snowfall to ensure safe access for the truck and movers.

Read the inclusions and exclusions brochure carefully and check for any possible additional fees or services.

Clearly identify each box by indicating the contents and the destination room to facilitate unloading.

Gather all small parts when disassembling furniture by placing them in a Ziploc bag taped directly to the furniture.

Transport your wardrobe easily by sliding clothes on hangers into large bags to move them quickly without wrinkling.

Empty all drawers and compartments of your furniture to prevent damage or items falling out during transport.

Empty and disconnect propane tanks from the BBQ before transport.

Ensure all appliances and freezers are completely empty before transport.

Clean and empty your refrigerator and unplug it at least 24 hours before the move.

Take photos of electronic connections before unplugging your devices to make reconnection easier.

Prepare a "first essentials" box containing chargers, toilet paper, tools, and utensils useful upon your arrival.