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With increased demand and challenges such as summer heat and holiday closures, planning ahead is key. Here’s how to make a move stress-free this festive season:
1. Book Early: The holidays are peak season for movers. Secure moving dates well in advance to avoid disappointment.
2. Declutter Before Packing: Reduce the moving load by donating or recycling items that are no longer needed.
3. Plan Around Public Holidays: Be mindful of Christmas and New Year’s closures that could affect the move.
4. Pack Smart: Label boxes clearly and keep holiday essentials, like gifts and decorations, easily accessible.
5. Beat the Heat: Schedule moves in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid summer’s peak temperatures.
Additionally, Two Men and a Truck recommends organising utilities in one’s new home before moving day and staying prepared for holiday traffic and unpredictable summer weather.
“Moving during the festive season doesn’t have to be stressful,” said Richard Kuipers, founder of Two Men and a Truck. “With careful planning and the right support, you can enjoy the excitement of settling into your new home just in time for the holidays.”
For more information or to book a move, visit Two Men and a Truck or call 1300 880 412.
About Two Men and a Truck:
Two Men and a Truck has been helping Australians move for over 35 years. Known for reliability and outstanding customer service, they are the go-to professionals for a seamless moving experience.
Richard Kuipers
Two Men and a Truck Pty Ltd
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