Professional packing and unpacking
The part of moving everyone underestimates. Full or part packing with materials included, packed the day before so moving day starts clean.
Full pack or part pack
A full pack means we handle everything down to the last drawer. A part pack is the sensible middle ground and the one most customers choose: we do the kitchen, the glassware, the pictures and the loft, and you do the clothes and the books at your own pace. The kitchen alone is usually a third of the packing time in an average house.
Fragile, awkward and valuable items
Mirrors and framed pictures go in purpose-made picture cartons, not blankets. Glassware is individually wrapped and cell-boxed. Televisions travel upright in original boxes where you still have them, and in flat-screen cartons where you do not. If you have anything genuinely valuable, tell us at survey stage so we can note it separately and confirm the cover.
Labelling that saves you a weekend
Every carton is marked with the destination room and a short contents note, and we agree the room names with you at the start. It sounds small. It is the difference between unpacking to a plan and opening fourteen boxes to find the kettle.
Common questions
How much does packing cost?
It is priced by room count and whether you want a full or part pack, with all materials included in the figure. We confirm the exact price alongside your removals quote, not as a guess in isolation.
Do you supply boxes if I want to pack myself?
Yes. We sell cartons, tape, tissue and bubble wrap, and we will buy back any unused flat cartons when we collect.
Can you unpack too?
Yes. We can unpack into cupboards and wardrobes and take all the empty cartons away the same day.
Packing service across the region
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Ready to get a written quote?
Tell us where you are moving from and to. We will come back with a fixed price in writing, usually the same day.