TIPS FOR DOWNSIZING 

Moving in the winter presents unique challenges, but with the right preparation, it can go smoothly. Here’s a list of essential tips to ensure a safe and efficient move during the colder months: PREPARE YOUR HOME Clear Walkways : Spread salt or sand on driveways, sidewalks, and steps to prevent slips. Protect Floors : Use tarps, old blankets, or cardboard to cover floors and protect them from moisture, mud, and salt. Keep Entrances Dry : Place mats or towels near doors for the safety of yourself and others. Set up Utilities : Consider setting up utilities in your new home a few days prior to your move in date (no one wants to move into a cold and dark place). PACK SMART Use Weatherproof Materials : Pack items in plastic bins, instead of cardboard boxes to protect them from moisture. Wrap Fragile Items Carefully : Sudden temperature changes can make glass, electronics, and ceramics more brittle. use extra padding like bubble wrap. Label Essentials Clearly : Keep cold-weather gear like coats, gloves, and boots accessible during the move. PROTECT YOUR BELONGINGS Waterproof Items : Use plastic covers or tarps to shield furniture, mattresses, and electronics from snow or rain. Don't Leave Items in the Cold : Avoid leaving delicate items like electronics or plants outside in freezing temperatures for too long. STAY SAFE Work Slowly : Take extra care when carrying items on icy or wet surfaces. Use Caution with Stairs : Take small steps and grip railings if possible. PLAN AHEAD Check the Weather : Monitor the forecast leading up to moving day and prepare for a backup plan if severe weather hits. Start Early : Days are shorter in the winter, so aim to finish before it gets dark for better visibility and safety. Hire Professionals : Consider hiring a professional moving company. Let the experienced and knowledgeable movers do the work for you. Keep Everyone Warm and Happy : Consider having a space heater, water, snacks, and hot chocolate/hot coffee available. PREPARE YOUR VEHICLE Check Tires : Ensure your tires have adequate tread and are suitable for winter conditions. Pack an Emergency Kit : Include blankets, a flashlight, extra gloves, a first aid kit, and snacks in case of delays. De-Ice and Warm up the Vehicle : Allow time to defrost windows and heat the cabin before loading fragile items. DRESS FOR THE WEATHER Layer up : Wear warm, comfortable clothing that allows flexibility for lifting. Non-Slip Footwear : Use shoes or boots with good traction to prevent slips. Gloves : Opt for insulated gloves with a good grip for carrying items. IMPORTANT NOTE: Give yourself extra time. Stay flexible and be patient. During the colder months - the weather can cause many hiccups and surprises. Mentally preparing for the unexpected can help you feel less stressed if or when something pops up. *For PDF Print click: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VBdk_Z5hnFgUluTFZSDR1REBaMBhVxp4/view?usp=sharing

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