When Does Moving Your Appliances to Denver Make Sense?

By Julie DeLong, A-1 Freeman Moving Group 

Home appliances are Older and Outdated in Your New House

If you're moving into an older house, requiring remodeling, you might talk to your professional mover concerning bringing your current home appliances with you. In some cases, older, outdated kitchens may not have ovens that work to their total capacity or an older washer or dryer might not do the job much like your current products do. In such cases, moving your current ones is often a no brainer. While you may not keep these appliances in the long term, it does give you enough time to research your options and find out the ones that you would like to have as part of your newly renovated area.

Your Existing Appliances are Brand New

Sometimes when you're setting up your home to sell, your realtor may recommend buying newer appliances to help the home show better or you may have had an accident that required you to buy a new appliance even though you knew you were likely to be putting your house on the market in just a few months. In either case, when you got a new appliance, and that one is incredibly superior to the one installed in your new location, this may be a time when moving it together with you is the best course of action.

You are In Love with Your...

Just about everyone has been through it. We discovered the refrigerator of our fantasies, the one which makes shopping lists for us, or the silent dishwasher that you may operate while the toddler is asleep? It only required how many years to locate the appliance you have always wanted and now you have to move? Moving to Denver does not necessarily mean you have to leave what you love behind. Before deciding on bringing the love of your life with you, be sure that it fits into the desired place and also the correct hook ups are available. There's no use in moving a gas stove along with you when there is no gas line hook up in your new residence or the huge, beautiful refrigerator if it does not fit. Plan ahead.

Things to remember before you make the big move.

· Be sure that all the appliances are unplugged and turned off from water and gas lines, and the lines are correctly capped.

· Clean and dry all your appliances carefully before the professional movers arrive. This step is especially important if you are intending on storing them prior to moving into your new home. This can help to prevent any mildew or horrible odors.

· Measure, measure, measure. The worst issue that could occur is that you arrange for your new appliance to come with you and it doesn't fit once you get there.

Bringing your home appliances needn't be a hassle as long as you get ready beforehand.

A-1 Freeman Moving Group is an experienced professional moving company in Denver, so leave the hard work of moving your appliances to us. And, if there are appliances currently in place, make sure to schedule a pickup by a local donation organization or if perhaps the appliance isn't in adequate condition, schedule a large garbage pickup.