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Moving Large Appliances
Looking to move a refrigerator, stove or hot water heater? This article will help you successfully relocate any large appliances that need moving.
Washing Machine
Clean and dry your washer completely, inside and out. To prevent tipping or swaying, check your manufacturer's operational manual for instructions. Once you've finished cleaning, disconnect any hoses and wrap them in a towel before placing them back inside the washer for transport.
Dishwasher
Before you move, be sure to clean and dry the area thoroughly. To avoid moisture during transport, leave the door open for a few days. Don't forget to disconnect all drain hoses - wrap them in packing paper or towels so they're safe during transit.
Dryer
Before you move, make sure to clean and unplug all of your appliances. Once you've reached your new home, double check that the electrical outlets match up with what you need. And don't forget the lint trap!
Stovetop
Thoroughly clean and dry all parts, both removable and non-removable. If you have a gas range, disconnect it before your move using qualified technicians. At your new home, the technician will connect you to a new line, check for any gas leaks or blockages, seal all openings correctly and relight the pilot.
Refrigerator And Freezer
Before moving your appliance, make sure to defrost it and dry it completely. Also, check for expiration dates on any perishables and dispose of them accordingly. If you have a water dispenser or ice machine, turn off the water line and disconnect it as well. Finally, pack all loose/removable parts into a clearly labeled box.
Although taking the time to do this may seem tedious now, in the long run you'll be glad you took extra care of your appliances ahead of time. Let us know if we can help with anything else!
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Out of State Long Distance Moving, LLC, is not a motor carrier and will not transport an individual shipper's household goods, but will coordinate and arrange for the transportation of household goods by an FMCSA authorized motor carrier, whose charges will be determined by its published tariff. All estimated charges and final actual charges will be based upon the carrier's tariff which is available for inspection from the carrier upon reasonable request.
