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What time will the crew be here?
Beltway has never stood up a customer in our 43+ years of business. All of us who live in the Washington Metro area understand its traffic issues. These unforeseen gridlocks will on occasion make us late, however, be assured that they will be there!. Our consultants noted an approximate arrival time on your written estimate. You will receive a call from our dispatcher on the day before your move to confirm the arrival time, introduce you to the crew and discuss any last minute details. If you have more move day questions visit our FAQ.
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10-21-2011
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“My experience with Beltway was the best move I have ever had. The crew was super efficient and timely. Will definitely refer any one I know looking for movers to Doug Smith and Beltway.”
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De-Clutter Basics
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Basic De-Clutter Guidelines

Set A Goal - Decide what you want to accomplish and when . Periodically referring to the goal line can help you persevere.

Consider your future lifestyle, age and home - When looking over your furniture you may want to consider if it fits your current season in life. If downsizing to a smaller home is your priority then look for furniture that is smaller and multifunctional.

Schedule donation times - Conduct an annual yard sale or arrange a monthly charity pick up. If you actively participate in these events you'll be actively looking for items to sell or donate.

Ask the important questions
Have I used it in the last year?
Can I borrow or rent it?
If I need to refer to the information can I Google it or go to the library?
Is it going out of style or becoming obsolete in the world of technology?

Create a system - Set up three boxes: Keep - Trash - Give. Make the decision immediately as you pick up each item.

Think like an economist - Consider the actual resale value of the item, not what you paid for it. This may prompt you to keep an antique and let go of a 20 year old television set. You may also find that renting a particular item once every few years is more economical than storing it.

How to de-clutter your home

Why De-Clutter?

Because You Can – Sort through items, throw away and give away while you still have the energy ! Many people wait till they are older to attack the clutter problem and find they don't have the mental or physical energy to accomplish the task.

Your "For Sale" Home Will Show Better – Realtors agree that a home that looks more spacious and has clean lines is more likely to catch the eye of a potential buyer.

You Can Help Someone Else – After you de-clutter , sell the items at a yard sale and donate the money to charity or donate the items directly to organizations that distribute household items to "those in need".

You'll Save Money On Your Move – Regardless of whether you are paying by the hour or by the pound the reality is that the more you have the more it will cost to move it.

You'll Have Less to Pack Before Moving – It takes an average of 30 minutes to pack up a box. This can mean a single family home traditionally has 100-150 boxes and can take up to 75 hours to pack. See more on to pack or not to pack.
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Online organizing tips
How to de-clutter
De-clutter support groups

Sell Your Items On Line
Ebay
Craig's List
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Local Organizations That Will Pick up Household items
AmVets
Goodwill
Purple Heart
Salvation Army



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