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We are real estate agents specializing in High Rise Condos. We help literally hundreds of high rise & loft condominium buyers, sellers, renters and landlords. You can reach us at (480) 510-8755 or visit our website at www.weknowurban.com.\n\nWill Daly, Broker\nWe Know Urban Realty, LLC\n834 E Claremont Street, No 3\nPhoenix, AZ 85014\n(480) 510-8755\nEmail: [email protected] - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Moving in winter poses special challenges, whether you're moving between two downtown high rise condos in the same city or crossing the country.
Although the weather is far less conducive to the hard work of moving, it can be cheaper to hire a moving company at this time of year.
Whether you’re using a professional outfit or relying on the kindness of friends, the following are a few pointers for making the first day in your new home as smooth as possible.
Check that lights and plumbing are working and if the weather’s nippy, consider having the heat on for a few days so it’s warm for the move-in.
Before you even start, make sure all walkways at both old and new homes are clear; ice or sand if necessary. Keep shovels, salt and sand on-hand.
Whether you’re using a moving company or getting help from a gang of friends, be sure there’s adequate parking for the moving truck at both locations.
Parking at urban condos can be particularly narrow, and this could mean a bit of negotiating with new neighbors or the landlord if space is tight.
Winter’s snow, ice and salt are notorious for dirtying up or even scratching some kinds of flooring.
With the constant threat of winter storms, there’s always a chance that your move will have to be rescheduled.
If you’re using a moving company, call and see what their storm policy is, as some may want to reschedule the move, meaning you can’t move out and new tenants or owners can’t move in.
Check with your landlord or real estate agent to see if it would be alright to stay a few more days.
If you’re moving a distance, keep an eye on the weather along your travel route, checking with local authorities by phone or on-line if the forecast is ominous.
If you have chains, be sure you know how to use them, doing a trial run on installation in the garage before you go.
Carry salt or kitty litter in case you get stuck, pop a snow shovel, water and blanket in the car and be sure you have a gas can and roadside assistance membership.
Your winter move emergency contact list should include roadside assistance, highway patrol and a number for road conditions.
Be sure someone who’s not on the moving trip knows the route your taking and schedule a call-in with them to be sure all is fine.
Not only do you want to stay warm and dry during the move, you’ll want to be sure your helpers are comfortable.
Keep your moving pals warm and well fed by keeping hot drinks and easy cold weather eats like chili and instant soup mixes on hand along with morning donuts and lunchtime sandwiches.
Try to have a warm space in the house for enjoying a tea break, and be sure to have mugs and spoons along with paper cups and plates.
If you are looking for a condo to buy in Arizona, We Know Urban Realty will help you find the perfect place.
Visit the site to see what's available right now:
www.weknowurban.com
Will Daly, BrokerWe Know Urban Realty, LLC
834 E Claremont Street, No 3Phoenix, AZ 85014
(480) 510-8755Email: