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Sherri Dalphonse joined Washingtonian in 1986. She is the editor in charge of such consumer topics as travel, fitness, health, finance, and beauty, as well as the editor who handles such cover stories as Great Places to Work, Best of Washington, Day Trips, Hidden Gems, Top Doctors, and Great Small Towns. She lives in DC. Step 1: Know whether you need to hire a short distance or long distance mover. Many companies consider over 100 miles a long-distance move. Also consider if you need help packing and unpacking, need storage, and need other additional services. Also to note, you should never move extremely valuable personal items like jewelry or family heirlooms. While some moving companies may offer to include these items in the move for you, it’s best to play it safe with your most precious items yourself.