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“Overall, great group of guys! Professional, quick and friendly. They had no problem with slight changes during this whole process. 100% recommend- All my Son’s”
Harry K.
Our packers bring the boxes, paper, bubble, and tape with them, so there’s no last-minute run to a store and no surprise materials bill. Dishes go in dish-pack cartons with cell dividers; mirrors and framed art get corner protection and a custom box; lamps, electronics, and oddly shaped pieces get wrapped to fit rather than crammed into whatever’s handy.
If a full pack is more than you need, partial-pack covers just the high-risk rooms while you handle the books and clothes yourself. A lot of DC clients have us do the kitchen and the breakables and pack the rest on their own, which is a perfectly good way to split it, and we’ll quote it that way.
What Packing Costs
Full-pack starts at $440 with materials and labor together, and the final number depends on how much there is to pack and how many fragiles are in the mix.
| Option | Starting price | What’s in it |
|---|---|---|
| Full-pack | From $440 | Whole-home packing, all materials and labor included |
| Partial-pack | Quoted to scope | Just the rooms you choose: kitchen, fragiles, art |
| Specialty crating | From $379 | Pianos, safes, and high-value oversized pieces |
Materials and labor are quoted together, up front. You won’t get a separate invoice for boxes after the fact; the number on your estimate is the number for the packing.
What’s Not Included
A few things sit outside the standard packing scope and we’ll call them out on the estimate:
- Unpacking and debris haul-away at the destination, available as an add-on
- Disconnecting hardwired appliances or electronics that need a technician
- Hazardous materials such as paint, propane, and aerosols, which no mover can legally transport
- The move itself; packing can be booked on its own or bundled with your load day
However you split it, the same care standard applies — full padding, the right carton for the item, and a crew that treats your glassware like it’s theirs.