Emptying Your Garage

We Pasadena movers experience this phenomenon consistently: garages filled with dust-covered property that hasn’t seen a dust cloth since prehistoric times. And though you’re not exactly sure why, you’re determined to transport this vast collection of belongings to your new home. Challenging, yes. But not impossible. You just need to go about the task with maximum efficiency. These tips will enable you to accomplish this goal and make for smoother moving when your chosen Pasadena moving company arrives.

The first items you’ll need to deal with, assuming either one may be found in your garage, is the refrigerator or freezer. Moving either one of these appliances should be divided into three basic phases: defrosting, cleaning, and drying. This trio of phases must be completed before any of the Pasadena moving companies show up at your home. Of all these stages, defrosting is probably the most crucial. Leaky fridge water has been known to leave unsightly stains in moving vans. Sometimes the escaped fluid can even cause a certain amount of damage.

If your garage provides storage for tools with long handles, you definitely should bind these implements together prior to moving day. The task is delightfully simple. Just wrap heavy-duty tape around those rakes, shovels, and other tools, binding them together in an easily-carried bundle. Presenting the tools in this handy, easily managed package will help save time during  transport from garage to moving van. As you very well know, time is a most precious commodity to save, particularly if your chosen Pasadena moving company bills by the hour.

Should you have questions about moving belongings out of your garage, be sure to reach out to Executive Moving Systems. Among the leading Pasadena movers, we provide prompt, dependable service no matter how big the job. When you need reliable Los Angeles movers, you can count on Executive Moving Systems to get it there safe and sound.