How to Pack The Garage

Moving is stressful, but packing the garage can be even more intimidating than moving into a new house. It’s easy to get overwhelmed by all of your stuff and forget about what you actually need to pack. I’ve compiled this guide to help make sure that everything goes smoothly when it comes time for you to pack up your car, truck or van.

How to Pack The Garage

1. Start by setting aside some time to prepare for the move.

• Start by setting aside some time to prepare for the move.
• Make a list of what you need to pack, and then go through each item on your list one at a time. If possible, empty out all of your drawers, closets and cabinets so that nothing is left behind when it’s time to load up the car (or truck).
• Next, make a list of what you need to unpack once we get settled in our new home–and again for each room in our house! This will help us keep track of items like lamps or electronics that we’ll want back later on down the road when we’re ready for new decorating projects; plus, it’ll help make sure nothing gets left behind accidentally during this stressful process!

2. Create a file for each item you’ll be packing, along with labeling and packing rules.

Now that you’ve created a list of everything in your garage, it’s time to start packing. For this step, create separate files for each item on your list: one for each item (and its accompanying packaging) and another for packing rules.

• Include the following information for each packing rule:
• What size container (if applicable) it goes into;
• How much room there is around the container;
• What type of box or bag will be used;
• If anything else needs to be included with the contents, such as labels or tags

3. Buy a pack rat-sized storage box for all of your lesser-used belongings.

You may want to consider buying a pack rat-sized storage box for all of your lesser-used belongings. When you’re done, this will give you the space and ease of mind that comes with having everything together in one place–and it’ll make it easier to store or transport your garage items as well.

You can easily find these boxes at Walmart, and Hardware stores across the country (and online). They come in various sizes and shapes, so there’s something for everyone!

4. Don’t be afraid to dispose of any broken or damaged items, even if they’re sentimental to you.

If you have any items that are broken or damaged, don’t let them sit around in your garage! Instead of storing them there, consider donating them to charity. There are many organizations that can help you do this.

Don’t be afraid to dispose of any broken or damaged items, even if they’re sentimental to you (and it isn’t a good idea to store them in the garage). If someone is willing to donate their old toys and games, instead of taking up space in their home and cluttering up their life with useless junk – why not give them what they need?

There are so many ways to pack a garage that it’s easy to get overwhelmed. But don’t worry—we’re here to help! Just follow our tips, and you’ll be packing your garage like a pro in no time at all. Get the items that won’t fit in your new house into a storage unit asap!