Just before you move, Eastern Connection Movers suggest that you should go through the following checklist to ensure you Eastern Connection's valued customer that you have taken care of everything on it.

If you are packing your own items in boxes the professionals at Eastern Connection Movers company a Philadelphia based moving company would like to remind you to take a black magic marker and place your last name in the top upper corner of each box that you have packed. This will ensure that your box gets delivered to you especially if you are moving to another state.

If you are have your automobile(s) transported by Eastern Connection movers company we suggest that you make a copy of the owners’ card or title and place the document in the glove box. The owners card or title will help the team whom is transporting your car identify your car belongs to you if the transporting team should get stopped by an inspection officer. If your automobile is being transported enclosed make sure that there is a full tank of gasoline in the tank as this will keep any fumes to a minimum.

Have you arranged new utilities for your new house?

Have you taken final meter readings and phoned them in – or will phone them in on the first day the utilities are open?

Have you informed your bank, mobile phone and any other companies who regularly bill you at your old address of your new address?

Do you regularly contract a gardener, milk delivery, maid service or other third party service that you need to cancel?

Have you arranged a mail redirect?

Have you turned off the gas, water and electricity, if asked?

Have you stopped all utilities, and informed any tax or local authorities of your move so that they can adjust your final bill and have it forwarded to your house?

Is everything packed, removed, binned or accounted for? If you are leaving furniture, have you checked that there's nothing in, underneath, behind or on top of it?

Have you fulfilled any items that will ensure the return of your deposit (if you had one?)

Is everything packed and clearly marked?

Have you paid, or do you have the means to pay for your new house, if required?

Have you clearly explained, or marked out any repairs required within your old house?

Have you left any manuals that you don't need, for appliances or items you're leaving behind?

Have you transferred things like your driver's license, visa, passport or work permit to your new address?

Once you've ensured you've taken care of everything, you can move on to your new house knowing that you're able to continue your life without fear of disruption, identity theft or needing to contact the new occupants of the house with your problems. You'll also be able to relax and enjoy the move itself.