Packing and Unpacking Services in Georgia

No. When our crew packs your home, the boxes, paper, tape, and specialty containers are part of the service. We bring dish packs for the kitchen, wardrobe boxes for closets, and picture boxes for framed art, so nothing gets improvised on packing day.

Yes. Partial packing is common. Many customers pack their own books and linens and have us handle the kitchen, glassware, artwork, and electronics. You choose the rooms or categories, and we price only the work you actually need.

Most homes are packed in a single day. A typical crew works room by room, wrapping each item and labeling every box by room and contents. Larger homes or heavy collections of fragile items may call for a second day, which we plan for in the estimate.

We do. Unpacking service means the crew empties each box, places items where you direct, then breaks down the cardboard and hauls the packing material away. It turns weeks of living out of boxes into a single afternoon.

It helps. Boxes packed by our trained crew are packed to carrier standards, which supports valuation coverage on the move and, more importantly, makes damage far less likely in the first place. Improper packing is the most common cause of broken items in any move.

A two-bedroom home is usually a single day for a small crew, and a four-bedroom is commonly two. Kitchens and china cabinets take the longest because every piece is wrapped individually. We give you the estimated crew and hours before we start.

That is one of the most common ways people use us. Plenty of customers pack their own closets, books, and garage, then hand us the kitchen, the china cabinet, and anything fragile. You only pay for the rooms we pack.

Yes. We bring double-walled cartons in several sizes, dish packs with cell dividers, wardrobe boxes with hanging bars, mirror and picture cartons, packing paper, bubble cushioning, and tape. If you would rather pack yourself and only need supplies delivered, we can do that too.