Kitchens, wardrobes, art, electronics. Packed the day before, so move day starts with everything already in boxes.
Full packing means we bring the materials and pack the entire home, usually the day before the move. Partial packing is the more common choice: you handle clothes and books, we take the kitchen and anything fragile.
Boxes, packing paper, tape, wardrobe cartons, dish packs and mirror boxes are included in the packing rate. Nothing gets counted per roll at the end.
Every box is labelled by room and by contents. The unloading crew puts it where the label says, which is the difference between a move that ends at six and one that ends at midnight.
Unpacking is available by the hour. Most people book it for the kitchen only, which is the room that takes longest to put back together.
For a studio or one-bedroom, yes. Larger homes pack better the day before so move day is not spent waiting on boxes.
Yes, charged hourly. Most customers book unpacking for the kitchen.
Roughly fifteen to twenty per room. We bring extra and only charge for what is used.