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Relocating Without Regrets: 10 Simple Tips That Make a Big Difference

Avoid chaos and lost essentials with these clear, no-fuss moving tips.

May 20, 2025
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Moving can turn into a complete mess if you’re not ready. Boxes pile up, furniture doesn’t fit, and suddenly you’re living out of a suitcase without a clue where your toothbrush went. But here’s the good news: a little planning can go a long way. You don’t need to be an expert – you just need the right tips at the right time. Whether you’re heading across town or to a new state, staying organized and making smart choices early can help you avoid common problems.

These simple tips are easy to follow, don’t cost a ton, and actually make the entire process smoother. Let’s get into it.

  1. Start Planning Earlier Than You Think You Should

Most people wait too long to start organizing their move. One day you’re fine, and the next you’re out of time with a long to-do list. To avoid the last-minute rush, start planning four to six weeks ahead. Create a checklist of everything from packing to utility transfers. A head start gives you time to research, book help, and take care of small things that are easy to forget. The earlier you begin, the less stressful it gets.

  1. Choose the Right Moving Partner

Not all moving companies are the same. Some are great, while others may leave you with damaged items or surprise charges. A good company makes all the difference when it comes to handling your belongings with care and sticking to your timeline. That’s where professionals like Solomon & Sons Relocation company come in. They handle local, long-distance, and international moves with full packing and storage services available. Reliable service, flexible options, and attention to detail take the stress out of your moving day, so you can focus on your new beginning.

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  1. Declutter Before You Pack a Single Box

One of the best things you can do is cut down on what you bring. Go room by room and decide what you actually want to take. Donate or sell items you no longer need – it’ll save you time, money, and effort later. The fewer things you pack, the less you’ll have to unpack. This is especially helpful if you’re downsizing or moving into a different layout. Less clutter = less chaos.

  1. Label Everything Clearly and Consistently

Labeling sounds basic, but many people skip it or do it wrong. Don’t just write “stuff” or “kitchen” – be specific. Include the room name and main contents. Mark fragile boxes and use the same format on every box. Color-coding by room helps, too. It makes unpacking faster and tells movers exactly where things go. You’ll thank yourself later when you’re not opening ten boxes to find your coffee maker.

  1. Keep Essentials Easily Accessible

You’ll need a few things right away, like toiletries, chargers, clothes, and important papers. Pack a small bag or clear bin with your essentials and keep it separate from everything else. This way, you’re not digging through sealed boxes after a long day. It’s a simple move that saves time and stress when you first arrive.

  1. Take Photos Before Disassembling Anything

If you’re taking apart furniture or disconnecting electronics, grab your phone and snap a few pictures first. These quick photos help you remember where each piece goes when it’s time to set things back up. You’ll especially appreciate this when reconnecting cables, rebuilding bed frames, or organizing shelves. It only takes a minute, and it saves you a ton of time later. You don’t want to play puzzle games on move-in day – especially with missing screws and mystery wires.

  1. Use Quality Packing Supplies

Grabbing old boxes from the grocery store or reusing worn-out tape is tempting. However, low-quality supplies can lead to broken items and extra stress. Boxes can collapse, and cheap tape can lose its grip during transport. Instead, use sturdy boxes, strong packing tape, and bubble wrap or packing paper. For fragile items, wrap them carefully and fill empty space to prevent shifting. If you’re unsure, professional packers can help make sure everything is secure and ready for the move.

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  1. Update Your Address and Notify Services Early

It’s easy to forget just how many places have your current address. Start updating your information a week or two before your move. This includes your bank, employer, utility companies, online subscriptions, and medical providers. Don’t forget to set up mail forwarding through the post office. Also, schedule disconnects and reconnects for internet, gas, and electric so your new home is ready to go when you arrive. A few calls ahead of time save a lot of hassle later.

  1. Make a Moving Day Game Plan

Moving day can feel like chaos, but a little structure makes everything smoother. Make a list of tasks and assign roles if friends or family are helping. Confirm arrival times with your movers and have water and snacks on hand. Keep tools, cleaning supplies, and trash bags nearby in case they’re needed. If you have pets or kids, consider arranging for someone to watch them so you can focus. The more prepared you are, the less overwhelming the day will feel.

  1. Unpack With Purpose

Unpacking doesn’t have to happen all at once. Start with the rooms you’ll use right away, like the kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. Organize one space at a time and resist the urge to tear open every box. This keeps things from feeling chaotic and helps you settle in smoothly. You’ll have a much easier time adjusting to your new space when everything has its place and you’re not stepping over piles of stuff in every room.

Moving doesn’t have to be something you regret. With a little planning, smart choices, and the right support, it can actually be a smooth and satisfying experience. These tips may seem simple, but they make a real difference. From packing early to choosing trusted help, each step brings more peace of mind. A well-organized move isn’t just easier – it helps you enjoy your fresh start faster. Now that’s a move worth making.

Images from Elsternwick Penthouse by Office Alex Nicholls – see full article here.

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Ana Markovic

Ana Markovic

Deputy Editor at DSCENE Publishing

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