Moving Just Got Easier — Unpack It! Offers Surprisingly Easy Moves in the Washington DC Area

Alexandria, VA August 7, 2006 — Moving into a new home can be a daunting experience no matter where you are moving. With the demanding hours worked by many in the Washington DC area, it can be near impossible to get a new home set up in a reasonable amount of time. The result is families living with the chaos of boxes for many weeks. However, a new company has recently arrived which promises to make moving a much easier experience.

Unpack It! is a professional unpacking and organizational company dedicated to helping families settle into their new homes as quickly as possible. Unpack It!’s services go beyond just unpacking the boxes. “In addition to unpacking, we set-up and organize the house so that within just a day or two of moving, our client’s house of boxes has been turned into a comfortable home. This enables our clients to focus on the more important tasks of settling their family into their new schools, jobs and community activities”, says Debbi Stone, Co-Owner of Unpack It!.

The Alexandria based company services the entire Washington DC Metropolitan area and handles moves of all sizes no matter how big or small. “When considering all of the costs associated with moving, the price of our service is minimal. Yet, our service has a major impact by reducing the stress our clients experience during moving” says Debbi Stone.

At the new home, the Unpack It! staff lines the kitchen and bathroom shelves, organizes all of the kitchen and pantry item, organizes closets, sets up basic electronic equipment, makes the beds, re-sets the clocks, hangs shower curtains, and organizes books and collectibles. Empty boxes are broken down and all moving materials are placed outside of the living area. There’s even a light cleaning after the unpacking is complete.

“While we don’t think anybody will ever refer to moving as a fun experience, Unpack It! can take care of much of the drudgery so that our clients can focus on the reason they decided to move in the first place whether that’s for a new job, new school or just a new home. That’s the fun part of moving”, says Debbi Stone.