Getting Ready for Your Beach House


Whether you own a beach house or just snagged that great summer rental, you’re no doubt looking forward to fun in the sun. But as anyone who has spent a long day in the dunes knows, there’s usually a lot of stuff to lug around. Leisure time can be pretty tiring. How to avoid getting worn down? By being as efficient and organized as possible. Here are a few ways to do so.

Save Steps

Some of today’s most desirable summer homes are equipped with beach house cargo lifts. These convenient external elevators have grown in popularity because coastal homes are being built higher above sea level. They’re capable of moving large quantities of items to higher floors quickly. Most have a capacity of at least 1,000 pounds. Cargo lifts are also a much easier way to stock a house at the start of the season than by making multiple trips up a staircase, where injuries are all too common.

Make Lists

You think you’ve gathered everything for your trip to the ocean: the beach chairs, sunscreen, umbrella, snacks and toys. But then you get down to the ocean and realize you forgot towels. The long trek back to the house begins. Or worse, you may have even forgotten to stock the house with certain essentials and now have to find a store to make an unexpected purchase. Both scenarios can be avoided by simply making a list of necessities.

Plan Ahead

Waiting until the last minute can induce stress. Whether you’re an owner preparing for the season or a renter planning a stay, get in the habit of packing at least two days in advance. You can then use the additional time to closely review everything you’ve packed. Most people find that this technique helps them avoid overpacking.
Owning or renting a beach house is often a reward for all your hard work. By following these tips, you can ensure that your time at your house never feels like more hard work.
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