Quality Corporate Moving Service in Orange County California

Knowledge is power, and good communication almost always makes things go more smoothly. That’s the case with a corporate move, too. Whether it’s an employee’s first move or tenth move, they can do some simple things that will make the move easier. The Safe N Fast corporate moving team has made nine quick tips designed to help transferees have an easier relocation. A move that goes well can require less work from you.

 Important Corporate Moving Tips

1. Understand What’s Going To Happen When people know what to expect during a move it typically results in a better overall experience. Long-distance moves usually may take several days (including equipment drop-off, packing and loading, equipment pick-up, transit to the destination, delivery and unloading). Because of this, we suggest the people relocating are aware with the company about move dates, packing and loading times, and expected delivery. Then, they can create a flexible plan based on the information given.
2. Make parking arrangements. Having a safe and legal place to park the moving equipment is essential for any move. In many cases, the equipment will be at the home for at least two nights. Permission typically isn’t required if it’s parked in a private drive; however, Home Owner’s Associations, cities and apartment management may require a permit for parking lots or public streets. Check with the moving company to determine who is responsible for getting permissions/permits.NOTE: With advance notice, the Safe N Fast corporate moving team can handle getting the required parking permits.
3. Provide all necessary information. It’s important to provide accurate details to ensure the move goes smoothly. The company moving your belongings will need to know things like: move date, origin and destination addresses, closing dates and travel plans. With these details, corporate moving specialists can help coordinate a move that fits the transferee’s schedule while also helping to ensure accurate delivery. If some details (such as destination address) aren’t set, advise the moving company ahead of time, and let them know as soon as details become available.
4. Plan for times when someone should be present. In most cases, someone (age 18 or older) will need to be present to sign for the moving equipment when it’s delivered at both the origin and destination. Someone will also need to be on hand when packing and loading crews are working.Note: With Safe N Fast corporate moving, the designated person can be the transferee, a spouse, family member or friend — we just need to know who will be present. This helps make the process as easy as possible.
5. Check in often. There may be times when the moving service needs to ask questions or advise the transferee of situations that arise. Because of this, it’s important to have accurate contact information (phone numbers and email addresses), and to regularly check emails, texts and voicemails to stay up to date.
6. Plan travel for the day after moving out. As transferees make arrangements to travel to their new home, we recommend planning the first day of travel for the day after move-out day. This often reduces stress as it gives flexibility for unforeseen things that can come up when moving. If the transferee needs to fly out early to start a new job, they may want to consider staggering travel so a family member can be present during the move.
7. Make reservations ahead of time. Advise employees to plan ahead for things like travel (rental car, flights, hotel), pet or child care services, utilities, apartment service elevators, etc., that are needed before, during or after the move.
8. Plan for storage (if needed). It’s very common for people to wait until arriving in a new city to find housing. Storage may be a good solution while accommodations are being made. A corporate moving specialist can help determine the best storage options for the situation.
9. Inform the moving company of any changes. With equipment, transportation, real estate, travel and moving crews at play, there are many pieces to the corporate moving puzzle. Contact the movers if any details change or if issues arise. With timely communication, the moving company can work through changes to your situation quickly.