Sharp and motivated relocation company with highly energetic crews who do not hesitate from the moment of arrival to begin moving tour household goods in an orderly and cheerful fashion! Commended heavily for our safety and promptness. Choose Mighty Movers Relocation for your upcoming move! Packing Tips:
Start with out-of-season items. Next, pack things used infrequently. Leave until the last mi
nute things you'll need until moving day. Do not use masking tape or narrow cellophane tape. You will find PVC (poly-vinyl chloride) to be the most effective. Use newspapers only for cushioning not for wrapping items. The ink on the newspapers will rub off and can stain items such as fine china. Label each and every carton. Use a broad, felt-tipped marker, clearly marking room and contents. Indicate "FRAGILE" on delicates; "THIS END UP" where appropriate, and, if available, include your bill of lading number on every box. Limit cartons to a maximum weight of 50 pounds
Empty drawers of breakables, spillables, non-transportable items and anything that would puncture or damage other items. Pack similar items together. Do not pack a delicate china figurine in the same carton with cast-iron frying pans, for example. Keep all parts or pairs of things together. For example, curtain rod hangers, mirror bolts and other small hardware items should be placed in plastic bags and taped or tied securely to the article to which they belong. Cushion well with crushed paper; towels and lightweight blankets may also be used for padding and cushioning. The more fragile the item, the more cushioning needed. Be sure no sharp points, edges or rims are left uncovered. Pack small, fragile, individually-wrapped items separately or a few together in small boxes, cushioning with crushed or shredded paper. Place small boxes in a single large box, filling in spaces with crushed paper. Avoid overloading cartons, but strive for a firm pack that will prevent items from shifting; the cover should close easily without force, but should not bend inward. Seal cartons tightly with tape except for those containing items that must be left open for the van operator's inspection. As you finish with each carton, list the contents on the side of the carton (for easy viewing while stacked) and in a special notebook. You might want to number and/or code the cartons as well. Use a broad, felt-tipped marker; Indicate "FRAGILE" on delicates; "THIS END UP" where appropriate; If available, include your bill of lading number on every box. Indicate your name and the room to which each carton should be delivered at destination. Tape a sign on the door of each room at destination corresponding to the carton labels so movers can get the cartons into the proper rooms quickly. MIGHTY MOVERS RELOCATION
