Five people you should be courteous to during a home removal

Posted on 22/11/2016

A home removal is hard to accomplish alone and paying respect to all those involved and showing them that you appreciate their help can make a big difference to the overall moral of all those involved in the whole process. Without even knowing it there are many people that help during a home removal and this is common throughout all removals. Of course, a home removal and office removal differ in a lot of ways, so this list is directed to those involved in a home removal, which is always the most difficult for most people.

Removal company workers:
If a company is hired to help out with the removal then it is likely that there will be more than one mover working on in the home with your guidance as to what needs to be done. Packing and loading boxes, walking in and out, up and down, and all around the home will wear the guys from the removal company out. It is a nice and courteous act to make sure they are properly hydrated as they stay really busy and sometimes do not take the time to do this themselves. This is not something that is mandatory when hiring a removal company or anything but it is a nice and courteous thing to do for the workers. This is something they will appreciate very much.

Friends:
Some of us have enough friends that can be available on the day of the move and can help us out, when the day comes. It is good to reward them for their friendship and reliability. It is good to know that you have people out there you can depend on. It would be nice for them to know they can rely on you as well. A good idea is to throw a little party after all is done, nothing fancy of course but some hotdogs and hamburgers, maybe even a beer or two.

Neighbors:
Neighbors can play a big role in the safety of your belongings while you are moving. For example; while you are gone taking a load of boxes to the new place. They may be keeping an eye on the property you are moving from, especially if you ask them to do this, which is a thing that should be done if the move will be done in multiple trips.

Children:
Kids can be the best or the worst help during a home removal but if they are offered a reward for helping with the move then they will always do a great job. Offer them a day out at the park or some other great place they like to go as a reward and thank them for their great service.

Yourself:
The last person that needs to be congratulated on a job well-done is you, yourself. After all, you made it happen, you conquered the move and it surely went well. Everyone left happy and everything arrived safely. Of course, your celebration shouldn’t be during the move but right after, maybe a day at the spa or a day of not going into work is deserved.