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5 WAYS TO PREPARE TO RELOCATE YOUR HOME WITH SUSTAINABILITY IN MIND

September 5, 2023
Posted by:
Jim Henderson

1. Sort and Declutter:



Before you move, take the time to sort through your belongings. Donate or recycle any items that you no longer use or need. The less you have to move, the more money and carbon you will save.



2. Use Reusable Packing Materials:



Rather than buying new boxes and packing materials, opt for reusable ones. This will help you to cut down on waste and reduce the amount of resources needed for the move. You can also use things like blankets and towels to wrap fragile items instead of using bubble wrap.



3. Hire an Eco-Friendly Moving Company:



William C. Huff prioritizes sustainability. We have applied eco-friendly practices, such as recycling materials after the move, reusing crates and storing everything is a solar powered warehouse.



4. Plan Ahead:



Make a plan for your new home before you move in. This will help you to reduce waste and use resources more efficiently. For example, consider installing energy-efficient light bulbs, and water-saving fixtures. If you can afford it, install solar on your new home and lower your energy bill, while helping the environment.



5. Unpack Responsibly:



After you move, make sure to unpack responsibly. Recycle all boxes and packing materials, and make sure that any items you no longer need are properly disposed of or donated. Additionally, consider using reusable storage containers instead of disposable ones.



By following these steps, you can prepare to relocate your home in a sustainable and eco-friendly way. Not only will you be helping the environment, but you will also be reducing the stress of the move for yourself and those around you.

William C. Huff Companies is committed to simplifying the complicated maze of moving and storing your priceless possessions. With over 40 full-time, tenured, and highly trained staff, you can be assured that your move will be handled smoothly and professionally, from the first phone call until the last box is unpacked.