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The first tip you need to embrace about moving is “don’t panic!” That should be coupled with “don’t wait until the last minute to start packing.” The last thing you want is to be scrambling around your home tossing things into boxes while the movers are waiting to load. That’s going to cost you money and cause a lot of stress. Instead, take the “two boxes a day approach.” If you know you’re moving out in 30 days, pack two boxes of stuff a day. Obviously, you’ll want to start with all the things you won’t need over the next 30 days. Things like books, CDs, DVDs and keepsakes are a good place to start.
As you go through this 30-day process, you’re going to start to come across a lot of things you can do without. This is where a company like Junk King Bucks county can be a huge help. After you’ve gone through every closet and storage place (basement, garage, and attic) in your home and have gathered up all the unwanted stuff, give Junk King a call. They’ll be able to swoop in and remove all that junk in no time. This means you’re not going to be dragging junk into your new home. Why take up space with stuff you want to throw out? You’ll also be cutting back on your movers’ time.
From the moment those movers pull up to your home, the clock is ticking. Actually, it might have even started ticking from the moment they left their warehouse. Either way, you want them to focus on what is important or that means leaving your junk behind. When you hire Junk King, you’re not going to be charge labor fees or travel time. You’ll only going to pay a single rate based on the amount of space your junk takes up on the back of the Junk King truck. That is always a fair deal and you’ll agree to that before any work is done. There won’t be any extra charges or “surprises.”
You could also leave behind your junk for a final pick from Junk King. There might be other items you need to get rid of like old swing sets, an above ground pool or even a hot tub. Just tell Junk King Bucks County you want it all gone and they’ll make sure you house is cleared out from top to bottom. Before you move, schedule a junk move with Junk King.
When it comes to cleaning up Philadelphia parks, nothing beats the hard work of volunteers. Recently a group of 27 members from NewPointe Community Church got together to clean up a former tent encampment left over from a homeless man over at Bluebell Drive. The former occupant was ordered to move out and was forced to leave behind a bit of a mess. Enter the church folks who rolled up their sleeves to pitch in for the effort. There were even commemorative T-shirts made for the special occasion. It’s a perfect example of the good-natured folks living in Philly.