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Tips for Moving Electronics Electronics can be some of the most expensive (and important!) items you will move when moving day arrives. Here are a few tips that can give you the confidence that your beloved electronics will not be damaged on moving day: 1- If possible, packing electronic items in their original box or packaging is always ideal. Most people do not hang on to the boxes their electronics come in, but if you do happen to have them, original packaging is a gr...eat way to pack them for a move. 2- Take pictures. After moving everything into your new home, you will have to face the task of plugging all of your electronics in, hopefully correctly, so that they work. Taking a picture of the back and side of the television or computer can be a huge help. Having a picture of which cord gets plugged into which port can make it much easier/faster to hook everything back up the correct way. 3- Once you remove all cords, use a twist tie to secure them so they do not unravel during the transport. Once all cords from each device have been removed, place them in gallon size Ziploc bags, and label each bag with a permanent marker. This will ensure that each bag will be placed with its correct device, and that all cords for each device will not get mixed together during the move. 4- Packing popcorn and bubble wrap are extremely helpful when moving electronics. Some smaller devices such as printers, laptops and desktop computers can be pack in boxes, filled with bubble wrap and taped off. The bubble wrap or packing popcorn will protect the device from banging against anything that could damage the surface while in the box. Remember to always use a permanent marker to label Fragile or Electronics enclosed on each box. Also, this end up is a good label to place on a box that you do not want to be tipped over or flipped upside down. This will give the movers the knowledge to handle these specific boxes with extra care. 5- For printers, scanners, fax machines, always remove the ink cartridges before packing them for a move. Place the ink cartridges in a sealed Ziploc bag, in case they were to spill or leak. 6- It is always a good idea to create an inventory list of all electronic items that will be moved from one place to the next. When doing this, it is also good to include the serial numbers of each item on the list. By keeping these 6 tips in mind, you should be able to move your electronics successfully, with ease, on moving day! Please call for more info (805)210-8077

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Changing your Car Registration/Address Information Upon moving, changing and updating your car registration and address information is one of the most common forgotten steps. You will need to go to your local Department of Motor Vehicles in order to change your address, update your car registrations, and get a new drivers license. These 4 tips will make this process go smoothly: 1- Get online or call the DMV to determine the required information to bring on the day you g...o in to make changes. Different states and cities require different documentation, such as social security card, birth certificate, and/or documentation of your new residence. You may also want to ask them what the best time of day to come is, that way you avoid waiting in long lines. 2- Be sure to fill out a change of address form with the post office. Your old address will continue to receive your mail unless one of these forms is completed. By completing this document, your mail will be forwarded back to the sender, supplying them with your new/current address, and then will be forwarded to you. 3- Check the deadlines in your new state of residence for having all information updated. Some states require new information to be updated within 10 days of moving there, while other states have a longer grace period. It is important to know which rules to follow, in order to avoid any late fees. 4- If your move is after a new marriage, be sure to bring all documents proving your new name change. Your social security card and marriage license are two documents you will want to bring with you to the DMV. These tips will help to ensure that once you move to your new state of residence, all of your personal information regarding your address and license information will be up to date. Please call us at (805)210-8077 www. simivalley-movers.com

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How to prepare your garage for your move Your garage may be used as your work out room, storage area, work room, etc. Therefore it may seem overwhelming when ...it is time to prepare all your things for your move. Although it may seem overwhelming, there are effect and efficient ways to go about packing and organizing your garage/storage space. Begin by properly discarding of non-shippable items. This includes all chemical items, such as oil, gas, fertilizers, pesticides, etc. Be sure to follow all regulations when discarding these items. These items cannot just be thrown in the garbage. Follow up with your local poison control center for proper rules and regulations for discarding these items. Next, be sure to obtain the proper packing tools prior to beginning this process. Proper tools will include strong cardboard boxes and/or plastic totes of multiple sizes, newsprint and/or packing paper, zip ties or twine to bundle items together and packing tape to seal the boxes. Also, you will want to be sure to properly label the boxes so it will be easier to unpack at your new location. Start by grouping items together that are similar in size, long-handled tools, short handled tools, etc. Long handled garden tools, such as rakes, garden hoe’s, brooms, mops, etc. These can be securely kept together by simply putting a zip tie around the handles, to create a bundle. This method will prevent any of these items to be left behind or become a lose item that can easily be misplaced. Having these items already together will make it easy for the movers to bundle these items in a moving pad. If you have hand tools, you may keep them inside their current tool box. However, you will want to fill the empty space in the tool box with crushed paper to prevent them from sliding around in the tool box. You will also want to secure any lock and drawers that are on the tool box, this will prevent the drawers from opening and spilling all the contents in the moving truck. Preparing your larger tools and lawn items will be a little bit more detailed preparation. You may want to consult the user guide for information on moving these items. Larger items include, lawn mowers, gas leaf blowers, snow blowers, etc. These items you need to pay close attention to as you will need to completely drain all gas and oil from them prior to the move. The user guide will guide you on the proper steps to draining the tools. This step is extremely important as it will be a very dangerous situation if they are not drained completely and properly. After they are drained, properly dispose the contents as you do all other chemicals that you cannot move. http://simivalley-movers.com/how-to-prepare-your-garage-for Call today for a free quote (805)210-8077