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Home » The Home » Moving » 4 Things to Do Before Moving to a New House

Moving · February 18, 2020

4 Things to Do Before Moving to a New House

Finally made the big decision to move to a new house? Well, get a pen a paper because it’s time to start making a checklist of tasks you have to perform as soon as you move in. From budgeting for the move to making sure that the life in your new home is comfortable, you need to prepare yourself for a lot of things. We have put together a list of 4 things that you need to take care of as soon as you move into your new home. Most of the steps on this list aren’t that intensive, and you won’t need to spend too much money on them as you have already spent a lot of cash on buying a home. So, without further ado, let’s carry on with the list.

Child or Pet Proof Your Home

If you have kids or pets, it is very vital that you ensure their safety. Before you finally make your move, ensure that your home is completely secure. On the first day of moving, keep all the dangerous things in a box like cutters, cleaning supplies, glassware, etc. You should install smoke detectors in your home and cover all of your electrical outlets. If you have any pets, keep your trash cans covered, keep the lid of your toilet closed, and other chemical products in a safe place.

Change the Locks

Another thing that you need to keep in mind is that even if you have paid for the new home and own it, you might not be the only one with the keys. A previous owner might have a set of keys lying around, which could put your own safety at risk. So as soon as you move into your new home, one of the first things you should do is change your locks. By hiring a professional such as the gun safe locksmith, you can get all the locks changed in a day and in an affordable price.

Get the Utilities Up and Running

Before moving where ever your new home may be, you need to have the main utility connection up and running. Without a second’s delay, you should call power and water providers so that they begin with the process. If you don’t have access to these things when you move into a new home, things are going to get a lot messy.

Inspect Your House

Before you move into your house, you need to make sure that there aren’t any underlying problems with its structure. Inspect each room for damage, especially for things like water and fire. Check for leaks in the pipes, running toilets, and the gutter system. Getting these smalls things checked and fixing them before you move in is a better decision than suffering later on. Your inspection should not be limited to the insides of your house, as you should also have the space around your home checked. Scour the front yard and eliminate these problems as soon as possible.

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