If you are like most people getting ready to move, you might be more concerned about the square footage of your new home or that upcoming furniture sale than you are about orchestrating moving day. However, while that carved four-poster bed might make your new bedroom look like a palace, failure to plan your move can cause a lot of trouble later. Here are two simple mistakes that will slow down your move, and what you should do to avoid causing problems:
Families and clutter go hand-in-hand, and many times, that "stuff" is something worth keeping. Now that all the extra closets are full and the basement and attic are packed to the rafters, you turn your attention to the last unused square footage on your property: the garage. However, before you start filling your garage with old baby clothing and electronics, it's important to learn about the items that simply cannot withstand the structure's erratic temperature changes.
