• request a telephone connection
• arrange a possible takeover of furniture from the owners of your new home
• request removal leave from your employer
• request for possible payment of removal costs
• change/stop automatic banks debits
• collect address change forms from the post office and fill them in
• discard items you don’t want to take with you

• deregister yourself from the town council register where you live
• Get a permit from the new town council register
• Ask for a new town guide

• Make a list of all the address changes you want to send out
• Inform your doctor
• Inform your dentist
• Inform social welfare
• Inform your insurance
• Inform the town council
• Inform the old schools
• Apply for new schools for your kids
• request a new post box
• request your electricity company to disconnect electricity
• request the water company to read the water meter
• arrange electricity for your new home
• arrange the water for your new home
• make a new name sign
• change newspaper subsription

• inform the house master
• take care of old and new house keys
• arrange heating of your old and new house
• secure important papers which you don’t need at this time in a   safety   deposit box
• store all valuables (jewellery etc.) in a safety deposit box
• Start packing (see packing suggestions)

• pack everything you don’t need at the last moment
• buy easy fast food meals for the night before and the day of   your removal
• use the last day of garbage collection to get rid of things   you   don’t want to   take

• switch off fridge and clean
• dry the fridge completely
• say goodbye to the old neighbours
• pack the last items left

remove the last curtains
put all keys on a key ring in your hand luggage
put money and papers in your hand luggage
write down the water and electricity meter readings
close the gas supply
shut down electricity (except if its in use for heating the   house)
during winter drain all water pipes
make sure all doors and windows are secure
give keys to the house master

• contact us about the empty boxes
• introduce yourself to the new neighbours
• introduce yourself to the new house master
• check if post change works
• arrange new automatic bank debits
• return the questionnaire of your removal company
• recommend our firm to you colleagues and friends if they want to  move

Pack books as much as possible upright in the box to avoid damage to the books. Once you packed one standing row in the box you can consider the box as full.

First dismantle loose parts of goods such as clocks and computers
Then they can be put in a box, we take care of that.
We have special boxes For packing your P.C. 

Just leave paintings and framed decorations on the walls.
On the removal day we will pack them in special painting boxes.
Your hanging robes will be packed in special wardrobe boxes, so leave them hanging in your own wardrobe