Grand Rapids Long-Distance Home Movers: Large Household Items Packing Guide
Planning a DIY move? Before you go it alone, check out Movers.com's list of the top ten items that may require some professional help. After all, you don't want to injure yourself in the process!
(firmenpresse) - Think you can pull off a DIY move? I admire the confidence, but some things are better left to the professionals. Although a DIY move could save you some money, this won't be the case if you damage multiple items in the process! One wrong move and you could end up forking out hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars to replace them. Having second thoughts?
Discover the top ten items you should not be attempting to move yourself in Movers.com's latest guide!
The guide comes in response to recent data by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) that sets the maximum weight to be lifted with two hands at 51 pounds. Any load lifted above this weight increases the risk of lower back injury - a very unwelcome addition to moving day! As such, Movers.com sets out ten key items that are best left to professional movers to avoid potential injury.
The Art of DelegationWhen planning a DIY move, you should begin by assessing your household inventory for any large, heavy items that could lead to injury if moved independently. Movers.com advises owners of heavy, expensive pianos to enlist the help of a professional moving service, particularly where pianos with ivory keys are being moved across states. “There are federal regulations against moving ivory between states,” explains the guide. “Therefore, the moving company will need to remove any ivory keys on your piano if it does not meet the antique requirement.”
It is all too easy to damage expensive items, such as pool tables or fish tanks, when completing a DIY move. Without the knowledge and skills possessed by professional movers, you could end up scratching walls and floors, as well as damaging the item itself. Replacing or repairing items damaged in a DIY move is a costly addition to an already expensive process.
Similarly, exercise equipment and wide-screen televisions are two heavy items best left to professional movers. Moving companies can provide special packaging and custom-made boxes to ensure that your valuable, weighty items make it to their destination damage-free.
A quick tip: when assessing your moving inventory, it is useful to compare the cost of moving large items to purchasing new ones. “Many people choose to leave their washing machines and dryers behind because it costs more money to move them than to buy new ones,” explains Movers.com. “This is especially true if you have older models that are due for an upgrade anyway.”
Where to Find HelpIn addition to large, heavy items, the guide advises using a professional moving service to transport houseplants and valuable goods, such as original art pieces and aged wine. Need help finding a professional moving company? Then, head over to Movers.com's extensive directory of local movers, where you can receive up to seven complimentary moving quotes.
There's no shame in asking for help! Leave the heavy lifting to the professionals. Get free quotes for your move in Grand Rapids!
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