Your Mover Wears A Lot of Hats--These Are the Big Ones

By Julie DeLong, A-1 Freeman Moving Group 

Professional movers are the great multi-taskers of the universe. The following are only a couple of the hats they will put on, and off the books services they provide.

Psychologist

Your moving staff chief may not have a master’s degree in psychology (never discount it), however he's dedicated a lot of time around persons in transition, and he has listened to it all. Therefore, it is so crucial that you choose a moving company in Tulsa and Oklahoma City which you feel at ease with. If you fall apart going out of your (now teenager's) first nursery for the very last time, that's the shoulder you wail--or at the least sniff a lot--on. When you're needing to decide if you should hold on to a truly hideous recliner that you aquired when you had been first on your own and you weren't able to pay for something better looking, that's the person you go to for assistance. When you find yourself questioning whether or not it's alright to pitch out the items your mother-in-law gives you for your birthday and you can't stand, he will be your Dear Abby. Pick wisely--a fantastic moving crew is worth its weight in gold…and therapy.

Mathematician

Among the many big secrets of existence is how a couch that slid inside your living room area just like the proverbial greased pig has exploded to proportions which will make you think you're just going to need to let it stay for the new owners. Enter the moving team. They know how to organize the workers in the perfect angles so your huge cozy sofa turns the corner as if it's on wheels. Also they are good with figuring out the number of boxes you'll have (take your estimate and double it) and determining the size moving truck it's going to take to carry it all.

Among the initial questions you'll get is, "The number of bedrooms?". This gives them an approximate idea of the pieces of furniture you have-- a four-bedroom house is much more likely to have several living spaces when compared to a two-bedroom apartment. If you have any large pieces, email a picture with dimensions. The more details you'll be able to give them in advance, the more precise the quotes shall be.

The Chippendale's Apprentice

Thomas Chippendale--get your mind out of the gutter. Chippendale was the master furniture designer in the 1700s, and his famous style is still the last word in stylish rooms. In any case, most of your pieces of furniture has been constructed from several parts, and the best method to move it is to take it apart. When your furniture is more Ikea as opposed to sophisticated, you'll still need a professional to take that stuff apart--it is more intricate as compared to standard items that have recognizable bolts and screws.

Get some baggies at hand for the screws, bolts, and whatnot that you'll need to put things together again.

Engineer

Now that every one of the tables and bed frames are disassembled, the dresser drawers are emptied, as well as the pots and pans are packed, it has all got to go in the moving van. Right now is the moment your moving company in Tulsa and Oklahoma City really excels--they are space planning prodigies. Seasoned workers operate similar to a well-oiled machine. They know what to put on the truck to begin with, how to manage everything so that the weight is consistently allocated, and all things are in their proper position when the trip is finished and the truck pulls into your new driveway.

A-1 Freeman Moving Group in Tulsa and Oklahoma City is skilled with all the many hats that movers wear. If you are searching for a professional moving company to help you with your future move, call us today!