What you should do before the move:

Discard or donate unwanted items before the move
Notify the post office that you will be moving
Arrange to leave pets with a friend on move day
Think about your new home layout and start thinking about where you'll place the furniture

What you should do on Moving Day:

Meet with the move supervisor at the outset to insure he understands any special needs. These could include items of special care, and items to be unloaded first or last
Medical and dental records should be placed in a safe and accessible place
Take important documents, such as wills, stock certificates, and other one of a kind items (jewelry, coin collection, photos etc.)
Make certain your household pet is wearing proper identification and any required license tags in case they get lost.

We wanted to give you a comprehensive guide to make your move easier.

Please feel free to contact us with any questions: (205) 945-8339 or jim@movebirmingham.com

All non-breakable items can remain in drawers, and drawers will remain in furniture.

We have a special way of wrapping large pictures, marble and glass tops. There is no need to pack these items.

All boxes should be marked for the room that they will be placed in at your new place. Generally, all items smaller than a hatbox should be packed.

Freezers and frozen food sections may remain full. For local moves, these items will remain frozen

Please reserve 2 spaces for the moving van. The closer to the apartment, the quicker the move will go. Birmingham Movers

TVs, microwaves, stereos, and hanging clothes

Dishes, shoes, linens, books, and small pictures

All flammable items, guns, ammunition, and expensive jewelry