Blog: Booth Movers

Moving is a stressful time for everyone in your home, including your furry friends. Just like with people, proper planning can help eliminate the anxiety your pet feels on both moving day and as they settle into their new space.

Realtors and real estate agents take on many roles during the process of helping their clients find the perfect home, and there’s no question that there are a number of challenges to tackle along the way!

You’ve planned. You’ve made lists. You’ve checked, double-checked, and then checked again. But even the best laid plans can be full of holes when it comes to the day you’ve likely been dreading for months: Moving Day.

Between buying a new home, selling the old one, preparing for a move, and saying goodbye to family and friends, the relocation process is busy, and often overwhelming for homeowners.

Booth Movers works hard to give our customers exceptional service. We pack, load, and even assemble furniture and other items at every new home. However, there are some items even we cannot move because it is dangerous or customer valuables could be harmed.

That drop-dead gorgeous smart fridge is just as much a part of your client’s life as the family dog– but should they really take it with them? Sure, appliances aren’t a star player when it comes to boosting a home’s value, but they’re certainly an enormous investment for buyers and sellers alike.

As a realtor, you know that packing doesn’t have to be an overwhelming process, instead it can be an opportunity to declutter! Share these three questions with your clients so they can enjoy a smoother move into their new home! What are Your Goals for Your New House?

As a realtor, you know all too well that move-in day is a busy one. It’s easy for clients to become overwhelmed with the long list of to-dos, which makes unpacking that much more stressful. Where’s a homeowner to start when they walk through the door?