Brazos Moving And Storage - Moving-Packing-Pointers

Before actually packing-up, you need to have a game plan. For example:

Pack one room at a time. This will help you when it comes time to unpack.
Pack a couple of cartons a day, starting well ahead of the move.
Mark all boxes, designating room and box number. Make a carton identification log to show the number of boxes packed per room, and the total number of cartons packed. It's a good idea to leave space in your log for a special comments section to note carton conditions or location of high value goods. Notify your mover of any high value items.
Be sure to have plenty of "filling" material available.
Be sure that the bottoms of all cartons are secured and will hold the weight of the contents.
Packing tape or gummed tape is better than masking tape.
Pack heavier items toward the bottom of the box and lighter items toward the top. Try to keep a per-box weight of 50 pounds or less; it makes moving a lot easier. A general rule to remember on carton size -- the heavier the item, the smaller the carton.

Brazos Moving and Storage was founded in 2008. After proudly earning a Master's Degree from Texas A&M University in 2006, the owner, Cody Hall, saw the need for a one-stop-shop for moving and storage in Bryan-College Station. Over the last 9 years, Brazos Moving and Storage has not only completed an estimated 10,000 moves, the company has owned, developed and operated approximately 300,000 square feet of self-storage and warehousing in the Brazos Valley. We look forward to being the solution for all your moving and storage needs.

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Packing Pointers