Check the coat closet, utility area, and any furniture blocking the main route. Confirm that the crew can move safely from the interior to the loading area.
Begin at the entry
Check the coat closet, utility area, and any furniture blocking the main route. Confirm that the crew can move safely from the interior to the loading area.
Work through living and sleeping areas
Open every closet and drawer. Mark furniture to keep, remove bedding, and identify pieces that may need disassembly to clear the doorway.
Finish kitchens and utility spaces carefully
Empty food and loose contents. Appliances should be disconnected by the appropriate qualified person before removal when utilities are involved.
Do the outside sweep
Inspect patios, balconies, garages, sheds, and bins. Separate fuel, paint, pesticides, batteries, and other hazardous household products for the correct local program.
Before you call
Confirm who can approve entry and removal.
List rooms, large items, and do-not-remove items.
Describe stairs, elevators, gates, and parking.
Name the deadline and the next scheduled trade.
General preparation guidance only. Legal possession, storage, and disposal requirements depend on the property and applicable law.
