Move-In Walkthrough Checklist: What to Check Before Your First Night
Locate and safely check the utilities, shutoffs, alarms, exits, locks, building contacts, and emergency services you may need soon after moving in.
Locate and safely check the utilities, shutoffs, alarms, exits, locks, building contacts, and emergency services you may need soon after moving in.
Although moving is rarely simple, a bit of intelligent planning (and working with the right tools, like Moveline) can prevent all sorts of headaches in the long run. Thats why weve put together a helpful list of things to confirm with a new landlord or property manager before you sign a lease (or mo…
At Moveline, weve seen more than our fair share of moves — after all, its what we do. Time and again, weve helped couples move in together under all sorts of circumstances.
Ah, moving. Once the boxes have been unpacked, the furnitures been arranged and the first few nights have proven blessedly uneventful (no water leaks, no window-rattling trains, no thumping bass from the upstairs neighbors), the real challenge begins: that of developing a social network in a new tow…
Youre getting ready for a move. You look around your house or apartment and have a mini (or even maxi) freak out about how much stuff you have — how much will have to be packed up and transported.
Lets be real: as much as we might love our friends, and no matter how many cheesy 80s and 90s pop songs there might be about the beauty of platonic camaraderie…
Build a small moving app stack for shared tasks, box inventory, protected documents, offline access, exports, address changes, and emergency planning.
Leaving the city for greener pastures — at least literally, if not otherwise? Between the move and the many errands you have to run before moving out, you probably don’t have a ton of time to give the city a proper goodbye.
When prepping for a local or long distance move, its human nature to get caught up packing away all your personal belongings so theres nothing left behind to scoop up at the end of an exhausting process.
Long distance moving is often an emotional and chaotic process, but sometimes a few wise words can bring us down from the ceiling in times of anxiety and change.