Brooklyn High-Rise Apartment Licensed Movers, Inventory Guide Released

Oct 13, 2023

A moving inventory is essential for safety and cost reduction - and its complete guide offer practical steps to making a complete one, announces Movers.com.

North Brunswick Township, United States - October 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Movers.com is expanding its range of resources with “How to Make a Moving Inventory in 6 Steps” - an essential practical guide that Brooklyn high-rise apartment owners can use to reduce costs and minimize the risks of a move, explains the company.

The guide can be found at https://www.movers.com/moving-guides/how-to-make-a-moving-inventory-in-6-steps.html

The announcement comes as more and more homeowners are looking for ways to keep moving costs affordable, as the rates have gone up in 2023 - with the average cost for a local three-bedroom move being around $2,100, going up to $5,500 for long-distance moves.

Creating a moving inventory helps homeowners keep their stuff neatly organized, which reduces move time and ensures that they are compensated for any potential damage associated with the move, explains Movers.com.

Their latest report suggest creating an inventory with several essential columns, including make, model, and serial number, current condition, market value, current room, and the room it’s supposed to be moved in. Especially important for valuable items, this ensures that all details are thoroughly documented in the event of an accident - especially if backed by receipt or other documents.

Photographing all items in the inventory is another recommendation, as that is a convenient way to prove the original condition of any item.

An often overlooked aspect of making an inventory is double checking that nothing is missed, says Movers.com.

“After you finish the whole house, go back through every room. You may not have mentioned necessary details about certain items - or forgot to list something entirely,” explains the guide. “Check that you included any brand new furniture and appliances in your itemized list. Once you double check, ask someone else to read your household inventory. It won't hurt to have another pair of eyes check the document's clarity and that all belongings have been included.”

Finally, the report recommends that once the moving inventory is complete homeowners transport their items to the first floor, grouping items by room and placing them closer to the door. This will minimize moving costs and eliminate stair fees.

Brooklyn high-rise apartment owners may not be able to transport their items to the first floor. In that case, the company recommends working exclusively with a licensed and certified mover to avoid falling prey to potential scams.

A list of pre-screened, trusted and reliable Brooklyn movers can be found at https://www.movers.com/moving-companies/ny-new-york/brooklyn/cheap-movers.html

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