Before You Move In: Pro Movers’ Essential Pre-Move Checklist | Pro Movers Philadelphia

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Before You Move In: Pro Movers’ Essential Pre-Move Checklist | Pro Movers Philadelphia

Getting ready to move in Philadelphia? Use this expert-approved pre-move checklist to make sure your home is fully prepared. Avoid delays and moving stress with these simple tips.



Before You Move In: Pro Movers’ Pre-Move Home Prep Checklist

Moving day isn’t just about boxes and tape — it's about preparation. At ProMovers, serving Philadelphia locals, we know that what you do before our crew arrives can make or break your move.

Let’s break down the most overlooked steps in our pro-approved pre-move home checklist:

Why Home Prep Matters More Than You Think

A smooth move starts with a prepared space. By taking time to prep your home, you reduce risks, save time, and ensure a safer, more efficient process for everyone involved — especially you.

1. Clear the Path — Inside and Out

Ensure that all pathways are unobstructed, from the curb to the rooms. Remove rugs, low furniture, or any items that might cause a trip. If it’s winter, salt the walkway. Our team can only move efficiently if they can move freely.

2. Protect Your Floors and Walls

Accidents happen — but most are avoidable. Lay down cardboard or floor protection in high-traffic areas. Use corner guards if you're worried about dings or scratches. We handle your furniture with care, but extra prep helps keep your home damage-free.

3. Secure Pets and Kids in Advance

Pets and small children may be curious or stressed during moving. Consider having a family member take them for the day or keep them in a quiet, closed-off room. This keeps them safe — and keeps the move moving.

4. Label and Organize Before the Truck Arrives

Even if you're not fully packed, organizing what’s ready to go helps immensely. Label each box with the room it’s going to. Group similar items together near entry points. This simple step shaves off significant time and confusion.

5. Communicate Clearly With Your Movers

A quick walk-through before we begin is always a good idea. Show us fragile items, no-go zones, or any tricky pieces. Clear communication helps avoid misunderstandings and ensures your expectations are met from the start.

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