The right materials for each item
Our packers arrive with a full range of packing materials, double-walled boxes in multiple sizes, packing paper, bubble wrap, foam padding, dish pack boxes for kitchenware, wardrobe boxes for hanging clothes, mirror boxes for artwork and mirrors, and stretch wrap for furniture. The material used for each item is chosen based on what that item actually needs, not whatever is available.
Proper box loading technique
A properly packed box has weight distributed evenly, heavier items on the bottom, and lighter items on top, and no space that allows items to shift during transport. Every box our packers load is filled to the appropriate level, secured with the right amount of tape, and labeled clearly with its contents and destination room. Boxes that shift, collapse, or arrive with broken contents are almost always the result of improper loading, not rough handling.
Furniture wrapping and protection
Every piece of furniture is wrapped in moving blankets and stretch wrap before it is moved. Corners, legs, and protruding hardware are given additional padding. Glass surfaces, mirrors, and artwork are packed in purpose-built boxes with appropriate interior padding. The goal is for every item to arrive at the destination in the same condition it was in when the packing began.
Clear labeling and inventory
Every box is labeled with its contents from the room that it was packed from for ease of reference at the destination. This is not a minor detail, it determines how efficiently the unloading goes and how quickly you can find what you need after the move. Our packers label consistently and clearly throughout the job, so nothing ends up in the wrong room or has to be opened to identify its contents.