Moving in the winter offers some advantages but also challenges. Here’s a guide to a residential move in the winter. Watch the Weather In many parts of the country, winter weather is unpredictable and may require some precautions. Keep an eye on the forecast. If a significant snowfall or ice storm is headed your way, your mover may want to reschedule. Stay flexible. Winter weather conditions can make moving more dangerous. Prepare your old and new homes for the move by shoveling or blowing snow from your driveways, porches, and sidewalks. Use sand and salt to improve traction. And make sure the moving truck has a place to park that does not block snow routes.

Coming up with a moving budget is crucial in transitioning to your new home. However, as you may discover, there could be a lot of elements that add up quickly. How do you decide which line items are mandatory and which you can omit? Whether relocating locally, long-distance, or interstate will affect how much it costs. Here’s a guideline to help. Step One: Write Down All Moving Budget Items One of the best ways to determine a budget for any project (moving or otherwise) is to create a list of everything you need. To do that, you must first understand your goal. Yes, the goal is to move into your new house, but you can