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    I am here because I am moving and need your utiltiies concierge services for my move.

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    “I love the You Have Service Team. Definitely the most structured, seamless and easy way I’ve ever moved.”

     

    — Felix Z.

    “As a new homeowner, finding time to step away from work is difficult. They made an overwhelming journey simple and easy.”

     

    — Alice J.

    “I still couldn't believe the service was free. The staff were easy to work with, patient and pleasant which made the experience like no other.”

     

    — Darryl D.

  • How Does This Work?

    FREE & EASY.

    1

    Consultation

    Discuss your essential home services and preferred connection dates with your Utilities Personal Assistant.

     

    2

    Research & Prep

    While you focus on your move, your Personal Concierge will diligently create a tailored plan that suits your needs.

    3

    You Choose

    Your Personal Assistant will present the best available products and promotions. You'll have the opportunity to compare options, ask questions, and make adjustments as needed. Then you choose.

    4

    You Have Service!

    Your Personal Concierge will expertly coordinate the installation of your services at the times that work best for you. (dates can also be adjusted)

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  • Moving Checklist

    Moving Checklist: First 6 Weeks

     

    Week 1: Planning & Preparation

    • Set a Moving Date: Confirm the date and time for your move.
    • Budget: Create a moving budget (include moving services, supplies, etc.).
    • Declutter: Sort through belongings; donate or sell items you don’t need.
    • Research Moving Companies: Get quotes and read reviews.
    • Create a Moving Binder: Organize all important documents, contacts, and checklists.
    • Notify Landlord/Real Estate Agent: Inform them of your move-out date. (some require 30-60 days notice)

    Week 2: Logistics & Supplies

    • Book Moving Services: Finalize your choice and reserve your moving date.
    • Gather Packing Supplies: Get boxes, tape, markers, and bubble wrap.
    • Change of Address: Submit change of address with USPS; inform banks, subscriptions, etc.
    • Utilities Setup: Contact youhaveservice.com to schedule connection dates (it's best to schedule this a day before your move-in just in case for delays).
    • Utilities Disconnect: Schedule disconnection dates with utility companies (it's best to schedule the disconnect a day after you move just incase for delays).
    • Inventory Checklist: Create an inventory of items you’re moving.
    • Start Packing Non-Essentials: Begin with items you rarely use (seasonal items, decor).

    Week 3: Packing & Organizing

    • Continue Packing: Focus on less-used rooms (guest room, storage).
    • Label Boxes: Clearly label boxes with contents and room destination.
    • Plan for Kids/Pets: Make arrangements for their care during the move.
    • Set Aside Essentials: Pack a box of essentials (clothes, toiletries, important documents).

    Week 4: Final Preparations

    • Confirm Details: Reconfirm moving date and time with the moving company.
    • Pack More Daily: Tackle the kitchen and bathroom.
    • Dispose of Hazardous Materials: Safely dispose of items that can’t be moved (paint, chemicals).
    • Plan Moving Day Logistics: Organize access to the new place, parking for the moving truck, etc.
    • Prepare Payment for Movers: Arrange payment method for moving day.

    Week 5: Moving Week

    • Pack Last-Minute Items: Ensure essentials are ready for transport.
    • Clean Your Current Home: Thoroughly clean after everything is packed.
    • Confirm Utility Transfers: Double-check utility setups for the new home; contact youhaveservice.com.
    • Take Photos of Old Place: Document the condition for your landlord or for future reference.
    • Moving Day: Be present to oversee the move, direct movers, and ensure everything is loaded.

    Week 6: Settling In

    • Unpack Essentials First: Start with the kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom.
    • Setup Utilities: Ensure everything is working (water, electricity, internet).
    • Change Locks: Consider changing the locks for security.
    • Explore Your New Neighborhood: Familiarize yourself with nearby stores, parks, and amenities.
    • Meet Neighbors: Introduce yourself and get to know the community.
    • Finalize Your Space: Arrange furniture and decor to make it feel like home.