So, you are dreaming of moving into your new Denver home. Why not minimize the stress by using this “Denver Moving Game Plan” to get you to step #9 as quickly as humanly possible?
#1 Moving Checklist:
This handy checklist, “Countdown to Moving”, covers everything you will need to do from 3 weeks prior to your move date all the way to best part – the actual move-in date. Go here for your list: Countdown to Moving
#2 Need Denver Temporary or Extended-Stay Housing?
Whether you are moving to Denver and need temporary or corporate housing or you simply need a reliable place to stay for the night, this list covers it all. It also provides room, suite, studio or home rates throughout the Denver and surrounding metro areas. Go here for your list: Extended Stay Rates
#3 Who to Call? Denver-Metro Utilities, Movers, Phone, Cable…
From Arvada to Castle Rock and everywhere in between, this list includes who to call for gas, electric, cable, phone, trash service and Denver Post delivery service.
It also provides three reliable moving companies, Denver transportation contacts, gives a link to Denver area Hospitals as well as a link to finding a physician. Go here for your list: Denver Relocation Who to Call
# 4 Find a Denver Doctor:
Physicians and Pediatricians:
http://www.healthgrades.com/find-a-doctor
#5 Know Where to Find Denver Area Hospitals:
Yes, I realize this step is a bit odd. It comes from experience – A zillion years ago when my eldest son was then 3, we had just moved from Southern to Northern California. On the very first night, my son developed the proverbial 2 am ear infection and we hadn’t a clue as to where the hospital was located.
Colorado Hospital Directory:
http://www.theagapecenter.com/Hospitals/Colorado.htm
#6 Still Can’t Decide on Public vs. Private or Denver Charter Schools?
If you are still deciding on whether you want a public, private or charter school for your kids, go to:
http://www.denverrelocationbroker.com/denver/schools to get additional information on making an informed decision.
#7 Need a Vendor for the Finishing Touches on your new Denver Home?
Do you need a contractor, a home cleaner, or a closet organizing service to make your new Denver home perfect? Visit: http://www.denverrelocationbroker.com/buyers/preferred-vendors to see a list of reliable folks that can help you realize your dream home.
#8 Find Activities for Your Children:
Engaging your children in youth activities can certainly buffer the stress of a move. Here are some Denver local sport activities to ease their transition:
http://www.denverrelocationbroker.com/denver/youth-sports
#9 You’ve Made It! Now Enjoy Living in Denver:
Congratulations – you have plowed through the move to Denver with ease. Enjoy your new home and start exploring our wonderful city! Check out the art and theater scene:
http://www.denverrelocationbroker.com/denver/theater-art
Or celebrate with the children:
http://www.denverrelocationbroker.com/denver/child-friendly
Michelle A. Potter
Denver Realtor
RE/MAX Professionals
(303) 489-4035
