How to ensure that your first night at your new home is mishap-free?

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May 02 2019

When you move to a new house, a thousand thoughts dance in your head. You feel a million indescribable emotions. In the midst of these emotions, and those that you experience just before your home relocation, you may forget to do some basic things, as a result of which you could find yourself caught in a troublesome situation on your first night at the new house. In order to avoid such a scenario, make sure you execute the following tasks before you initiate the house shifting process.

Make your first night at your new house uneventful with these 3 handy tips!

• Plan for the night in advance: As is the case with most things, the chances of a mishap occurring on your first day at the new house are minimized if you plan for it in advance. So decide early how exactly you want to spend that night. Instruct your packers and movers to set up the beds and toilet on priority. If there is anything else you want to be set up before the rest, convey that to the house shifting service providers.
• Prepare the night’s dinner before time: In all likelihood, you’d be extremely hungry at the end of a tiring house moving day. And you’d also be too tired to step out for dinner. So you basically have 2 options for dinner - order from a restaurant or prepare the meal in advance. And in all likelihood, you won’t be aware of the restaurants near your new home that serve healthy and hygienic food. So to cut the long story short, prepare the night’s meal in advance.
• Create an essentials ‘box’: Make a ‘home moving day essentials’ box that would contain everything you would need on the first night. Keys, food, water, and medical supplies would be some of the key inclusions in this essentials box. This would ensure that you don’t go around looking for important stuff at a time when you need them the most. Also ensure that you carry this box with yourself. You don’t want to risk misplacing it, do you?

These 3 ideas would largely ensure that the first night at your new home remains uneventful and mishap-free. Yeah, you’re welcome!