Top Tips for moving house:

1. Declutter your belongings

Decluttering is an essential task now and then, but it’s even more important before moving house. Before attempting to pack, you should decide what to sell, donate or throw out. By decluttering, you'll also keep your house removal costs down as there’ll be fewer boxes to move.

Throw out or donate anything you no longer use and check to see if any items are broken and worth leaving behind. You’ll be glad of it come moving day and so will the removals team.

2. Book a removal company

Once you’ve decluttered your belongings and know what you’ll take, you should book your removal company. You could attempt to do it yourself, but it would be a lot of added stress and time.

The removal company will have many years of experience in carefully packing, handling, and loading delicate and heavy items so they arrive safely at your new house. Scot Removals have made the booking process straightforward. You no longer need to pay thousands of pounds to move your house. 

3. Create an inventory

Creating an inventory helps you keep an eye on all your belongings to ensure nothing is lost throughout the moving house process. Also, www.scotremovals.com provides the best price if you get your quote according to your inventory. 

4. Pack as early as possible

Create a plan with a room-by-room checklist of how you will pack and all the packing material you’ll need. Offers professional packing services to help you.

5. Start by packing the least used rooms

A good starting point will be rooms and items you use the least. The spare bedroom, garage, or attic are easy to start.

Leave everyday items until the day before the move, and keep any essential items, such as medication separately.

6. Arrange your utilities early

Setting up your utilities, such as council tax, gas, and home insurance early when moving house is important. Not only will this save you a lot of stress once you’re moved in, but you will have more time to settle in and relax in your new home.

To save valuable time and money sorting your utilities out,