Hire Movers Or Beg Friends? 3 Ways To Decide Who'll Get Packing

Mar 5, 2002 -

Do you really need to hire movers for a long-distance move or can you just beg your friends to help you out? You don't know how your friends and family will react to your request.

Most people will simply tell you to ask the local movers they know. You can't really blame them. After all, your moving experience will be a long-distance one so your friends and family will feel more comfortable helping you with the move. But can you just let them do the packing?

For people who are planning a long-distance move, it's often more efficient to ask friends or family to help you out. So can you really afford to let someone else do the packing for you?

If you are really determined to hire professional movers for your long-distance move, you might want to consider asking your friends and family to help you out. You have the benefit of having an established relationship with your friends and family. In some cases, it is possible to get referrals from your friends and family.

But for a long-distance move, you will need to plan your move very carefully. If you let your friends and family to do the packing, then you might miss out on opportunities to see if you have taken into consideration other important factors. Your friends and family might be tempting to just pack everything themselves. This will only put you at a disadvantage, especially if the move is a big one.

You can really save a lot of money if you ask friends or family to help you out with a long-distance move. You can also get a lot more from the move if your friends and family are there to help you out. They will have a better understanding of the needs of moving to a new place, and they will also be more motivated to help you. The last thing you want is for them to do a great job but then leave without paying you anything.

It's important to remember that moving to a new home will be more expensive than moving to an old home. If you let your friends and family to do the packing, you could find yourself paying more than you have to. In addition, if your friends or family is not willing to pay, you will have to make up the difference with money that you have on hand.

So if you are seriously considering moving long-distance or if you are planning a move for a friend or family, ask the question: Do you really need to hire movers for long-distance moves? If the answer is yes, then ask the following questions to see if you can ask your friends or family to help you out:

Do your friends and family have their own vehicles? This might seem like a no-brainer. After all, you are looking for a professional service, right? But many people forget to ask this question.

If your friends and family don't have their own vehicles, then they won't be able to come along with you for the long-distance move. They won't be able to help you unpack or help you load and unload the furniture. They won't be able to help you load the bedding and other things that need to go with your belongings. If they don't have their own vehicles, they won't be able to help you move the other things that are needed to complete the move.

When you hire movers, do you need to pay extra for them? Some movers charge extra if they are bringing any extra equipment with them for a long-distance move. They will need to charge for any extra equipment that you need to transport things to your new home. Sometimes, you might not even need the extra equipment, but you still need to get it for extra security, to make sure your things are secure and for safety.

If you have other people's belongings, do you need to ask for their help to pack their things? Sometimes, you might have things like mattresses and other furniture to be brought along with you. Other people's belongings might be too big to put in the trucks. If you do not ask, you will end up with a lot of extra packing that you have to do on your own. and you might end up spending more money.

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