Things You Can Do with Old Furniture After Moving

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: May 4th, 2019

Moving homes is a great occasion to start anew. If you want to part with the majority of your furniture and appliances before you settle down at your new address, but you still feel like not simply throwing it away, there are a few things that you can do in order to give it new life and purpose.

Give to a friend or family member

Regardless of being old, some of your furniture may still be in a usable condition. Ask around your social circle if someone needs a sofa or a dining room table you do not plan on utilising anymore. By giving it away, you will be doing some good, which is a sufficient reason in itself. You can decide if you would accept money for the deed, or you will be doing it just due to a charitable mood. If you do not want money, but the person taking the items insists, you m...

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5 Hacks to Help You When Moving Out of an Apartment

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: April 5th, 2019

Moving houses can pose a challenge that you’d rather not face. The stress, strain and hassle of tackling this very responsible task often prove to be overwhelming, and if you would rather avoid them, there are a few things that you can do. Planning is, of course, the key to success in such an endeavour but if you are looking to make your life easier, you can employ some of the tricks that we have taken the time to describe below. Do that and your move will go in a smooth and hassle-free manner.

Don’t waste time searching for packing supplies

Let’s face it – moving can be quite expensive. So it is only natural that you would be tempted to try and shave off some of the final cost for the experience by cutting corners here and there...

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Most Common Reasons for UK Tenants to Move Out

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: March 5th, 2019

Are you a landlord who is struggling to understand why tenants are always quick to vacate your property? Maybe you are a tenant who is unhappy with their current rental home but still has not plucked up the courage to find insured helpers for hire in London and move out? No matter on which side of the fence you are sitting, this post will make an interesting and useful read for you. That is because we will now take the take to discuss the most popular reasons why UK tenants move out which are:

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Vacant Home Between Moves? Ways You Can Protect It

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: March 5th, 2019

In an ideal world, moving would be an easy, fast and hassle-free experience that will not require too much planning, preparation or organisation. Unfortunately, even if you opt for professional home relocation services or all-around office removals in London, there may be some additional unexpected circumstances for which you will need to find a quick solution without the assistance of your skilled and friendly movers. One such case is when you need to leave your property empty for an extended period of time because:

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How to Clean Your Property When Moving Out?

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: March 5th, 2019

Moving out of a house or flat requires a lot of planning and so many arrangements that it might seem impossible to complete everything before the moving day. But, one thing that should be on top of your moving list is getting your deposit back. One of the ways to get fully refunded is to return the property to the state it was in terms of cleanliness. You can clean the place by yourself or use the most reliable end of tenancy cleaning in London. The second option always comes safer because professionals know what to focus on when cleaning, leaving your landlord with little to complain about.

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Tricks for Moving Furniture with Ease

Author: Kim Jacobs

Moving is never an easy chore. No matter whether you have been planning a full-scale domestic relocation, or you just need to get a single piece of furniture relocated from point A to point B across the city, there are a lot of complications and pitfalls that you need to take into account. Here we are going to focus on the second scenario, in which you have to transport a bulky sofa, wardrobe or another item. Chances are that the dimensions of the object in question are such that it will not fit in your car. Hence you will be forced to think about the alternatives.

When the furniture is new

Say that you have seen a table in the local furniture store that will be perfect for your living room. Naturally, you purchase it. The question now is how it is going to reach your address...

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5 Big Facts About Small Removals

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: January 2nd, 2019

Imagine that you need to move some of your old furniture to a storage unit or that you wish to merge households with your better half. What type of a professional moving service can you use in such scenarios? Answer – small removals! This is one of the most popular types of specialised moving solutions in the United Kingdom but there are still many misconceptions about it. We are here to introduce you to 5 big facts about small removals which will show you that these relocation services:

  • Can be as challenging as full-home moves
  • Require the use of modern transit vehicles
  • Are taken on only by the top businesses in the moving industry
  • Can be pricey
  • Are not a synonym for single-item removals

They are often underestimated

How hard can it be to pack and transport a few small cardboard boxes ...

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Finding a Home that Fits You… Literary

Author: Kim Jacobs

Looking for a new home can be an exciting experience but if you don’t put enough thought into the house hunting and planning process you may end up living in a place that:

  • You don’t like
  • Does not serve your needs
  • You can’t really afford
  • Is too small or too big your household

That is why it is of a key importance to find a house or a flat that has the perfect square footage for you. To do that, you need to consider several factors.

What’s your budget?

The more spacious a property is the more expensive it will be to buy. Therefore, if you want to live in a large two-storey detached house you should first see if you have enough money in the bank. If you are on a very tight budget, you can always find a solution around this problem such a searching for a home in a more affordable are...

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Moving Tips for Pet Owners

Author: Kim Jacobs

If you are an animal lover that has a big-scale domestic relocation ahead of them, chances are that you are going to be faced with much bigger challenges than the average Joe. The thing is that your pet – being a cat, a dog, a bird or any other creature – will require extra attention in this difficult and stressful time of transition. You would want to keep it safe and make sure that arrives at your new house without any trouble. In order to do that you are going to need to make some extra preparations.

The first and most important thing that you are going to need to do is to inform your man and van company that there will be an extra passenger with you on your moving date. Telling your movers about your pet will give them enough time to adequately prepare. Most licensed man and van se...

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Should You Rent or Buy a House?

Author: Kim Jacobs

For many people, homeownership is a dream. However, you should consider a few things before you make a long-term housing choice and decide what is more financially savvy – renting or buying. But this is only unless you have a well-funded bank account, of course. If not, you have to think carefully and analyse your current financial situation, as well as your future income and saving plans. Here are things to consider before you decide whether you are ready to buy a home or rent one.

Are you in debt?

Before you consider transiting from renting to owning, you need to be realistic about your debts. If you already have a credit card or loan debts and you give a great part of your monthly income to cover those costs, will you be able to add a mortgage payment on top of that? Or paying a rent th...

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