We pack every room in your home, from kitchen cabinets to bedroom closets. Every box is labeled by room and contents. Fragile items are wrapped individually. Electronics are packed with appropriate cushioning. Wardrobe boxes are used for hanging clothing.
You pack what you are comfortable packing. We handle the fragile, the complex, and the high-value. This is common for customers who want to manage the straightforward items themselves and have us take care of glassware, artwork, or electronics.
Artwork, antiques, sculptures, mirrors, and glass tabletops often need a crate built specifically around the piece. We build crates on-site where needed and do not use generic off-the-shelf crates for items that require a custom fit.
Unpacking is available at the destination. We unpack boxes, remove packing materials, and place items where you direct. We take the packing materials with us when we leave.
Every fragile item is wrapped individually before being placed in a dish pack or reinforced box. No two fragile items touch each other in transit. Boxes containing fragile items are labeled clearly and loaded on top.
Computers, monitors, TVs, and home theater equipment are packed with cushioning on all six sides. Original boxes are used when available. When they are not, we use materials that replicate the protection original packaging provides.
Furniture legs are padded and wrapped. Drawers are either emptied and packed separately or secured with stretch wrap before loading. Glass surfaces are wrapped in furniture pads and transported upright.
Before packing begins, we assess the volume and types of items to be packed and confirm the materials needed. Everything is brought to your address. No trips to the store are required on your end.
We work room by room, packing and labeling each box as we go. Fragile and high-value items are packed with individual attention. Packing is completed before loading begins.
Packed boxes are loaded onto the truck with weight distribution in mind. Heavy boxes on the bottom, fragile on top. No box is placed where it can shift during transit.
No. We bring everything: boxes, tape, bubble wrap, packing paper, wardrobe boxes, mattress covers, and crating materials. You do not need to purchase anything in advance.
Packing time depends on the size of your home and how much needs to be packed. A one-bedroom apartment typically takes two to four hours with a two-person crew. A three- or four-bedroom home may take a full day. We confirm an estimated packing time during the booking process.
Yes. Partial packing is a common option. You pack what you are comfortable with and we handle the fragile items, electronics, artwork, and anything else you prefer to leave to us.
We do not transport live plants or perishable food on the moving truck. We can pack non-perishable pantry items in standard boxes, but we recommend consuming or donating perishables before your move date.
Every box is labeled with the room it belongs to and a general description of the contents. For fragile items, boxes are marked accordingly. Labeling helps the crew place boxes in the correct rooms at the destination without you needing to direct each one individually.
Yes. Packing the day before is common, particularly for larger homes or when the building has a tight loading window on move day. We schedule packing and moving as a coordinated two-day job.
Contact us to add packing to your move. We can schedule packing the day before or the morning of your move date.
