When moving for the first time, it is easy to be unsure of which steps to take first and where to go from there. However, we are here to help you with the ultimate checklist of ‘Things to do’ when moving house. Firstly, Find a Good Removalist Company. We recommend booking through us at 8351 0046, as we provide quality service spanning as far as Port Lincoln and the Riverland. Secondly, create a List of things that will be removed by us, including items going in boxes. Once this is completed, you can request a quote on how much it will cost to deliver you furniture from its origin to the destination. After you have confirmed your booking with us, you can then collect packing boxes. This will make it easier for us on the moving date, as we will be able to collect the boxes, instead of lots of small items at one time, ultimately speeding up the moving process. Now the last thing to do is wait for the removal date, ensuring that all boxes are readily packed, and everyone is organized for the move. It is also important that utilities such as water, gas and electricity are all disconnected, and all current bills are paid, so you can avoid having to deal with paperwork etc. We hope these tips help you in kick-starting your move, and remember if you have any questions feel free to call us!

Moving out of home as a teenager can be very stressful, especially if it is because of any negative relationships with parents/siblings. It is, therefore, extremely important that you try not to make any irrational decisions when it comes to moving out at a young age. We are here to make sure that this does not happen, as we want what is best for you and your family by providing some simple tips for moving out as a teenager. Firstly, make sure that moving out is the right move for you. Are you going to be able to afford to live by yourself? Have you organised to move in with anyone else? Are you ready to move away from your family? These are the types of questions we recommend you’re asking yourself before booking with us, in order to avoid the possibility of having to move back home shortly after moving out. It is also important that you communicate with your family and with us regularly to ensure that the move goes as smoothly as possible. This includes figuring out the planning and budget side of things early, so that you can book with us with plenty of time before the move, in case you change your mind about being ready to move out. Lastly, here at Borgas, we are willing to help, so in case you have any questions regarding the move or if you need tips, feel free to give us a call at 8351 0046.

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Are you looking to move house this summer and are not sure what to do with your pets? Here at Borgas, we’ll provide you with some simple and helpful tips on what to do with your pets during what can be stressful times. Firstly, it is important that you organise a place your for pets to stay if you do not wish to travel with them on the moving day. This can either be in a shelter, with friends or even with family. It is also important that you speak to your local vet for any recommendations of Veterinary Practices near your new home. Another important thing to remember when moving is to keep your pets (especially dogs and cats) away from the removalists when they are completing their job. It can become a tripping hazard, and when carrying heavy objects, there is a potential that someone, including your pet, may get hurt. Lastly, when moving homes, it is important that any information regarding phone numbers and addresses is updated on your pets’ microchip. This is something which should be planned in advance to the move, as it will minimize the option of having to think about it during the move. It is also important to make sure that your new home has adequate fencing surrounding the home, otherwise there is a possibility that your pets may get lost.

Have you ever wondered what the best way of lifting boxes is without hurting your back? Well, we have the answer. Here at Borgas, we take pride in ensuring the safety of our customers, not only when we are on the job, but when you are preparing for a move. Boxes can be hard to manipulate, especially when they come in all different sizes and weights, some of which are beyond one’s capabilities. The following six tips educate the best way to lift boxes when preparing for us to transport your furniture to your final destination: 1. Plant your feet shoulder width apart 2. Get a strong grip on either side of the box with your full hand (not just your fingers) 3. Keep the box close to your body 4. Bend your knees with a straight back (squat position) 5. Lift into an upper position 6. Do steps 1-4 in reverse order when placing the box down By following these steps, you can ensure that packing up to move with us, either locally, rurally or interstate, will be efficient and most importantly, safe.

Are you looking to move house locally or interstate this summer? We’re here to provide the secret to making your moving process much simpler and convenient. And that secret is forward planning. Forward planning is the process of making plans to consider what is likely to happen or be needed in the future. Here at Borgas Removals and Storage, we can help. This can be done through providing you with the best tips for planning forward and ensuring that your move is successful. The most important step is to make sure that you plan enough time and set targets for your move and secure a specific date for your furniture to be removed. Once this is completed, all you have to do is contact us at Borgas and we will consult you with a time and price that best suits your needs. Here at Borgas, we ensure a system that allows the removals of home furniture locally, rurally or interstate. We set our standards of delivery and storage to the highest level, allowing your experience with moving house this summer to be as stress-free as possible. By planning forward and contacting Borgas as early as possible, you can now look to plan what is going to be removed and how it can be stored. We recommend that the easiest way of removing smaller appliances, is to place them into smaller boxes that are categorized through labels (e.g. kid’s rooms/toys, kitchen appliances etc.). Also remember to label any boxes that have fragile items in them, so we can ensure that it is removed and transported with caution. By following these simple steps, we ensure that your move with us this summer, being locally, rurally or instate, will be a successful one.

Moving Appliances Tips Electrical appliances are some of the most delicate and expensive things within households, so it’s crucial that you organize a professional removalist company to handle them when moving house. Each of these appliances contain small mechanized parts that require specialist care, as they can be easily damaged during transit. Attempting to move heavy appliances can result in broken appliances, as well as damaged walls and floorboards. Hiring a licensed removalist company, such as Borgas Removals & Storage, is the best option for safe deliveries. Here are a few tips for preparing to move common household appliances: Microwave One of the most important ‘removal’ appliances is the microwave. Cleaning and drying your microwave is essential, but it’s most important is to pack your microwave plate carefully. Microwave plates are usually made of glass and can become loose and subject to damage during transit. Make sure to clean it, dry it, and secure it with bubble-wrap before packing it separately from the microwave. Washing Machine Before the move, make sure to get through all your laundry. You should clear your washing load at least two days before you are planning to pack everything up. Cleaning, drying, and emptying the machine’s hoses is a very important task to complete before packing your machine. You musty properly dry the machine and then drain out all the water from the hoses. Detach the washing machine from the electricity and put all the wiring inside the machine and close the lid. It’s also worth taping all the wires to the machine rather than dragging them and potentially damaging the power cord. Also check the machine’s instruction manual to see if there are any items you need to secure before moving. Keep the laundry basket, tub, washing powder, and laundry accessories either inside the machine or within the same box. This saves you from misplacing them, and every little bit helps! Washing Dryer Dry your washing dryer and empty its hoses 1-2 days before the move. Make sure to remove all the lint from the filter so that it’s clean and ready for use as soon as it arrives in the new house. Check the original instruction booklet to see whether there are any parts which need to be secured before moving the dryer. Fridge (defrost and clean) Start emptying your fridge a few nights before moving. Your fridge should be completely defrosted and dried to save it from smelling. Detach it from the electricity before you start defrosting your fridge, as keeping the fridge doors open while it is turned off will defrost the fridge in no time. Also try cleaning the fridge walls with vinegar to prevent odours. A clean and fresh fridge will help you to reconnect it as soon as you arrive in your new home. At Borgas Removals & Storage we have trained our employees to deal with heavy appliances in order to avoid strain and injury during your move. Call us for a competitive quote anywhere across rural and metropolitan South Australia and we’ll deliver your appliances (and other household items) with professionalism and care.

Recycling and upcycling furniture is a thrifty, practical, and fun way to fill your home with unique items whilst being environmentally conscious! In this process, old furniture can be transformed into something new and second-hand bargains can be re-born into stylish pieces that will compliment your home. The furniture industry is filled with different textiles, woods, plastics, and resins that can amount to enormous waste capacities. Purchasing second-hand items reduces the demand for new resources and removes plastic packaging wastes. Whilst Borgas Removals & Storage facilitates many new furniture deliveries, we can also assist with picking up, storing, and delivering your second-hand bargains. Whether you’re buying or selling, you can arrange a cost-competitive delivery that will have your furniture in its new home as soon as possible. We’ll also use industry-grade materials to ensure that the fragile items are delivered in perfect condition, as we understand that these items are one of a kind. We’ve put together some tips for second-hand shopping here: – When searching for items, look online through websites such as Gumtree and eBay. – Browse through your local area for used furniture stores, auctions, garage sales and charity shops. – If you’re wanting to purchase bulk items, always ask for discount. Many places are willing to offer discounts on several pieces if they’re purchased together. – If you’re planning on restoring damaged furniture, make sure you budget in the materials needed for restoration such as paint and varnish. This can often cost more than the item’s worth. – Always inspect second-hand goods before purchasing, as some people will try and sell broken objects that cannot be repaired or that may be rotting. – When purchasing beds and chairs, always have them cleaned before use to eliminate any bed bugs that may be present. – Always try out furniture before you buy – open drawers and sit on chairs to make sure hinges and springs are working properly. – Have dimensions of your space written down before shopping to ensure that you’re only buying furniture that will fit your space.

South Australia’s Riverland is home to Australia’s longest river, the Murray River, and is located between stunning cliff fronts, conservation parks, and picturesque landscapes. The Riverland is located 2-3 hours north-east of Adelaide and 90 minutes west of Victoria. Its major town centers include Renmark, Berri, Loxton, Waikerie, Barmera and Monash, along with many minor townships. The Riverland has a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and relatively mild winters, with temperatures a few degrees above Adelaide. The Riverland is a great option for people looking to purchase holiday houses, settle into retirement, or experience country living. There are plenty of opportunities for working individuals to gain employment in the Riverland, as it’s Australia’s largest wine-producing region. The Riverland grows over half (63% as of 2014) of South Australia’s wine grapes. The agricultural industry is the Riverland’s largest employer, with approximately 3000 farm-based businesses. The region fosters advantageous soils, climate, and water supplies to support horticulture production, which has allowed the region to grow a diverse range of crops. As a result, the Riverland boasts some of the best fresh seasonal fruits, as well as unique beers and ciders, and innovative cellar door, brewery and distillery experiences. So whatever tastes or age, there will be something for you in the Riverland! Borgas Removals & Storage make regular weekly trips to the Riverland offering local moves, backloading services, and new furniture deliveries across all major and minor townships. We can facilitate your move from almost anywhere across regional and metropolitan South Australia. With over 30 years of experience, we can move your beloved furniture to and from the Riverland with professionalism and expertise.