Let's face it, nobody likes to move in the winter months. If you have made the choice or you have no choice but to move during these cold months here are some great tips to save you time, and aggravation. It can also be cost effective with the lower winter moving rates.
During the move the Tennant has some responsibilities such as: Making sure sidewalks, driveways, and pathways to any outside play structures or storage sheds are shoveled and safe for the crews to walk on. Make sure to de-Ice before and during the move, just to keep everyone safe.
TIPS:
· The first thing to consider is where your children and pets will be during the move?? It's important to keep them safe and warm and away from the Hustle and Bessel of the moving crew and all the heavy furniture. If at all possible take them to a babysitter or have a family member watch them at an alternate location. If they have to be at the house put them in a room with a the door closed to keep them warm and have plenty of things to occupy their time.
· It's a good idea to set aside an extra warm pair of clothes for each family member, as the door to your home will be open for the duration of the move.
· If moving any appliances that require water, make sure they are all disconnected and drained prior to the crew’s arrival. If they are on the truck for any length of time the lines may freeze if the proper steps aren’t taken. (look at your instructions for proper winter care)
· Please consider your plants and possibly transporting them in your own vehicle to keep them safe. Please remember all liquids freeze, something as simple as a snow globe can potentially freeze and break.
· Finally, Be kind to your moving crew as they are doing their best considering the bitter cold and snow. I'm sure that providing hot beverages to the crew will go a long way in keeping spirits up during the hardship of winter.
