The 7-Step Plan That Gets You from One Home to the Next, Frenzy-Free!

Packing up boxes and lugging them from one home to the next is arguably the absolute worst part of moving.

Once you’ve packed, getting your boxes organized and hauled over to your new home is almost as much of a chore. Your friends and family probably don’t want to chip in either, especially the kids, and even if they ultimately do decide to help, you know they’ll dread the frustration of having to track you down over and over to ask which room to set each box in. Heck, even when the boxes are clearly marked, only you know which rooms are “Bedroom 2” and “Bedroom 3”—your helpers can only guess.

Let’s face it, the moving process can quickly become overwhelming and strip away any excitement you had for moving to a new home. In fact, moving is such an unpleasant drudge that it might make you hesitate to move all...

Well, it doesn’t have to be that way.

Moving Doesn’t Have to be Awful

Designed for the DIY mover, Moving Game Plans is the 7-step plan that gets you from one home to the next, frenzy-free!

It’s a mover’s best friend—a unique visual system that organizes and simplifies the packing, unloading, and unpacking process, saving you and your move team hours (if not days) of precious time.

Packing is easier because instead of using a dried-out marker to scribble room names on side after side (after side after side) of each box, you’ll simply seal your filled-up box, apply a strip of color-coded tape across two opposing corners, and voila! You’re done with that box.

Moving Game Plans makes it easy for the people helping you move, too! They simply compare our color-coded chart to your color-coded boxes, then look for that color on the door jamb of the corresponding room—and BOOM! They’ll know exactly where to put each box. No more confusion over which room is “Bedroom 1,” “Bedroom 2,” or “Bedroom 3,” and no more boxes being dropped in the garage because “I don’t know where this goes.”

And since you’ve labelled each box across opposite corners, the color-coding system is visible no matter which direction the box is facing. Easy-peasy, frenzy-free identification on every box! 

You can use it with pro movers, too

If you’re using a professional moving company to unload at your new home, Moving Game Plans can help there, too. Using the exact same system, movers at your new house can use your color-coded chart to know exactly where to drop each box. Just send the chart and the leftover color-coding tape with the moving van, and you won’t even have to be there when your boxes are unloaded.

As an added bonus, our free downloadable floorplan templates will help movers understand where to place beds and other large furniture when you’re not there.

Kids will love it

The best part of Moving Game Plans—the thing that makes it truly unique—is that it’s also a game! Your family members can race to complete important jobs, helping to ensure that everyone stays on task. For instance, in the first step, each person will pick the color they want to use to identify their room during the move. Once that’s done, they can add their game piece to the first stepping stone. In the next step, each person will add their room label to the color-coded chart on the line that corresponds with the color they chose. Whoever’s done can advance their game piece again. In Step 3, the race is on! It’s time to start packing and labelling each box with the color that corresponds to the room each person is in charge of. You might want to add a bonus prize at this step to keep everyone motivated, since no one can get past Step 5 until everyone is done with Step 3. And don’t forget to save a little from each colored tape roll so you or the movers can label each room at your new house! (Don’t worry, it’s masking tape, so there won’t be any sticky goo on jambs when you’re done.)

Whoever finishes Step-7 first wins bragging rights or another prize of the move manager’s choosing.

Although, really, everyone wins because you all made it safely to your new home!

For the #EasiestMoveEVER, Think Beyond the Box!