
Start by gathering high-quality packing materials to ensure your belongings are well protected. This includes sturdy boxes in various sizes, bubble wrap, packing peanuts, packing paper, strong tape, and permanent markers for labeling. If you want added convenience, many moving companies offer professional-grade packing supplies for purchase, often designed specifically to protect fragile or valuable items.
Next, begin packing non-essential items well in advance of your move. Focus on things you won’t need in the days leading up to moving, such as seasonal clothing, books, decorative pieces, and rarely used kitchenware. This early start helps reduce last-minute stress and keeps your packing process organized and manageable.
As you pack, take the time to label each box clearly and thoroughly. Write the room it belongs to and include a brief description of the contents. For even better organization, consider color-coding boxes by room or marking fragile items prominently. Proper labeling will make unpacking faster, easier, and far more efficient once you arrive at your new home.


What's the best day to move?
According to research on the most popular day to move, some 41 per cent of us choose to move on Fridays, while 17 per cent go for Mondays. An equal amount (13 per cent) opt for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with very few moves at the weekend. And it's obvious why Fridays are the most popular.
