When packing an entire household reads like a lost weekend you never reclaim, leave the chore to us. A full pack has the crew turn up carrying the tape, the bubble, the paper, plus a pile of boxes, then move through your San Jose place from the top shelf down to the bottom drawer, the routine cupboards beside whatever has had you stalling. We handle loads of these, so a kitchen you keep dodging gets wrapped by our packers within a fraction of the hours it would cost you, sealed firmly enough to brush off a drenched January morning once it rides aboard.
Different things call for different handling. Plates and stemware nest in partitioned dish cartons, books in small boxes that spare the binding, and the awkward stuff earns a fitted shell: the mirrors, the flatscreen, the displays, the lamps, the framed prints, the canvas above the hearth. Whatever has a plug is shock-padded, and each box wears a room tag so the unpacking across town skips any treasure hunt. With the identical W-2 crew running both the wrap and the haul, nothing slips through the crack that opens the moment one outfit packs and a separate one drives.
Do the whole place, or just the tricky bits
Handing over everything is optional. A few folks want the lot done; others assign the den, the cabinets, and the artwork while holding onto their own closets. Both work, and the figure tracks exactly the share you hand us. In a larger household we wrap ahead by a day or so, and the fragile items plus the plug-in gear stay out of any wet-weather carry until they are padded and sealed.
Where packing stops
Two limits keep the job above board. We will not box or carry dangerous materials, so paint, gasoline, propane, solvents, and rounds need parking off to one side. Food that spoils and potted greenery do not get crated for the highway. And while we will gladly crate a fragile keepsake or an original canvas, we flag the moment a piece travels safer with you than sealed in a box on a wish.
What packing costs
Packing follows the share you hand us and the supplies it consumes, then stacks onto the move. For a sense of scale, full-home moving runs near $1,150–$1,950 at two bedrooms, $1,950–$3,300 at three, and $3,100–$5,000 at four, with packing layered above. All we wrap travels beneath the identical $1M of cargo coverage that the rest does.
Ready to hand off the boxing? Dial (888) 711-4778 and we will price whichever rooms you want done.
What the Job Covers
- Every supply provided: tape, bubble, paper & boxes
- Partitioned dish cartons for stemware and plates
- A fitted shell for the mirrors, flatscreen, displays, and framed prints
- Shock-padded handling for plug-in gear and delicate canvases
- Each box wearing a room tag so the unpacking across town is painless
- Do the entire household or just the tricky rooms, your way
- One W-2 crew running both the wrap and the drive, on a single figure
How Much Will It Run?
Hometown teams begin at $150/hr, or pin down a set figure on paper
Two movers, the rig, padding, and hand trucks all rolled in.
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