- Do a final walk-through of your old residence, checking closets,
drawers, etc. Turn off all lights, lock all doors and windows,
and leave keys with your old property manager if applicable
- Pick up your rental truck if available. Most truck companies
have pads, dollies, and last-minute packing materials available
for rent or purchase
- Be available when the moving truck arrives. Make sure all your
boxes have arrived undamaged before signing paperwork and
letting movers leave. Be home to answer any questions your
mover may have
- Record all utility meter readings
- Stay until your movers are finished
- Complete information on the bill of lading and carefully read the
document and the inventory sheet before signing it
- Keep your copies of the bill of lading and inventory until your
possessions are delivered, the charges are paid, and any
claims are settled
- Take one final look around to see if you forgot anything
- Give movers the directions to your new home and an emergency
number (like a cell phone number) where they can reach you
- Be at your new home to welcome the movers and be on hand to
answer any questions.
- Unpack first night items and Mover's Survival Kit.
- Account for your items with your inventory sheet.
- Check for damaged or missing items.
- Pay for movers.
- Place moving and other important documents in a safe place.
- Go to the post office and collect held mail.
- Breathe deep. You're home at last!
Now building
McKee is building fine family homes in the following Airdrie and Red Deer communities