There are three events in life that cause more stress than any other: your wedding day, the bereavement of a loved one and moving house. Considering how willing we are to move house – with people happily relocating to different states or countries – and how often we do so, the idea that we readily put ourselves through such an ordeal is quite extraordinary. Home removals and relocation does, however, remain a source of bitten nails and sleepless nights the world over. The prospect of a fantastic new home in a wonderful neighbourhood may be the goal; the reality is that these dreams cannot be focused on until the move is complete. So why is it such a strain and what is the best way to find some relief?

Transportation of objects is a key factor in this stress, not only does every single item have to be packed and moved without anything being left behind, but the most fragile items must be moved securely and with adequate protection. Every single item has worth and it is therefore important to keep track of every object and where possible create a system. For some this will ease the sense of chaos; however for others the idea of having a strict system that can be easily broken can be enough to send them over the edge, especially if a child suddenly decides they want their favourite bear to travel with them rather than in the truck. Children are another cause for concern. Do you let them join in and help, perhaps running the risk of poor organisation and errors, or leave them in a relatives care so they avoid their own stresses and concerns? Leaving a childhood home can be traumatic so any way to ease the transition is the best approach for all concerned.

With all these factors in mind, the next area of concern is how to carry out the move. All the boxes are packed up and the kids are ready to go, but should you carry out home removals by yourself and with the help of family or with a professional company? Each option has positive and negative connotations. The DIY approach is popular because the responsibilities remain more squarely in your own hands and it is far more cost effective to use family member\’s free labour and vehicles than an expensive service. Having said this, you are no longer putting your faith in professionals and you have to trust that all items left with siblings are transported with the same care. A professional service may cost more and take away all responsibilities but you can be more assured that they know exactly what they are doing.

In short, there is no definitive way to carry out home removals despite what some companies may tell you. The very nature of moving house means that it is a personal experience and therefore the logistics and handling of the matter should be carefully decided by you. Organisation of both family and possessions is vital but it needs to be carefully considered. Only when your mind is at ease with the process can you begin to relax and ultimately start to enjoy the prospect of life in your new home.

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