“I had a coast to coast move. Every step was meticulously handled from initial consultation to packing, moving, shipping cars and then final delivery of both cars and furniture!! The whole process was seamless.!! A great experience!!”
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 |
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.