Moving House Checklist
Work backwards from the moving date instead of remembering things in the wrong order, and see at a glance what has actually been done rather than what has been worried about.
Free tool · 2 minutes
Enter your moving date and get a dated countdown — every task with the real date it falls due.
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A checklist that says "four weeks before" makes you do the arithmetic every time you look at it, in the month when you have the least attention to spare. This one does the arithmetic once and prints dates.
Both exist on purpose. If you would rather not type anything, the blank printable versions below are free, need no browser and never change. The tool is for when the personalised version is worth three minutes.
No. Notice periods, deposit rules, address-change obligations and what you must tell whom all differ by country and often by region. The checklist covers the tasks; the deadlines attached to them are yours to check.
Change the date and generate it again. It takes a few seconds, which is the advantage over a checklist you have already written on.
The blank sheets that go with this tool. All free, in A4 and US Letter, with fillable versions.
Work backwards from the moving date instead of remembering things in the wrong order, and see at a glance what has actually been done rather than what has been worried about.
Know what is in every box and where it is meant to end up, so you can find the kettle on the first night and tell on the day whether anything is missing.
Work through everybody who holds your address, and track the gap between telling them and them acting on it.
Close the old accounts and open the new ones with the readings and balances written down on the day, so a change-over dispute has a sheet of paper behind it.
Capture the things you need to know about a new property while you are still paying attention, rather than at two in the morning during a leak.
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