Recommendations for Unpacking


Following your move, you might be thrilled that the majority of the work is over. However, there is unpacking. We wanted to share some recommendations on how to make unpacking less stressful.

Begin Unpacking 

Unpacking will be more stressful if you put it off instead of starting right away. There may be a lot to get done, so all things count as advancements when unpacking.

Make a Checklist

Life is much easier when you write things down. We advise you make a top priority checklist of everything that needs to be unpacked.

Unpack Essential Items First

When you start unpacking the Necessary Items first, you are aware of about where your items are. This gives you some "Peace of mind" soon after moving.

 Get Rid of Unpacked Boxes

Moving boxes use up a lot of space. Once you are unpacking, your space will become much less. We suggest that you discard your boxes as you empty them. Try and give yourself more space as you work. We as well encourage that you break down and pile up the boxes.

Clean Up While Unpacking

Unpacking is an untidy project! Regrettably, there will be paper, wrapping, and boxes all over. Our advice is not to let all of this pile up before you start cleaning. As you unpack, put things in the trash or recycling. Again, unpacking is a process that you need to tackle bit by bit. Cleaning is part of that process.

Refuse to unpack? Hire Morrison Moving to do all your unpacking for you. We provide specialized moving bins that will make sure all of your belongings are properly packed and taken care of.

 Morrison Moving 
130 Brockley Dr. 
Hamilton, ON N1R 6J9 
(905) 525-8332
https://www.morrisonmoving.ca

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