Full-service packing
For a typical house, the packers show up the day ahead of the move, or that same morning for a smaller apartment. Working through the home a room at a time, they wrap each item in paper, pack boxes tightly enough that nothing shifts, and mark every carton with the room and a short contents list.
By the time the loading crew shows up, the house is boxed and stacked, ready to carry rather than sorted through on the spot.
Materials matched to the climate
Double-walled dish barrels, wardrobe boxes, and picture cartons hold up in the humidity a Cary summer brings, where thinner cardboard softens and collapses under a stack.
A trailer parked in the sun for even an hour gets warmer inside than the air outside, so we treat the box quality as part of the plan, not an afterthought.
Partial packing for the rooms that matter
Many Cary families pack their own books and linens and hire us for the kitchen, the china cabinet, and the artwork. That keeps the bill down while putting the breakable items in trained hands.
Tell the estimator which rooms you want covered and the quote is built around exactly that, nothing more.
Unpacking at the new home
Unpacking service means the crew empties boxes onto counters and into closets, reassembles beds and tables, and takes the flattened cardboard with them when they leave.
Families starting a job in Research Triangle Park the following Monday tend to value this part the most, since the house looks lived-in by evening instead of two weekends later.
You are free to keep any box back for yourself, such as personal papers or a home office, and simply point out which ones should be set aside rather than opened.
Booking packing on its own
Packing does not have to come with a full move. Some Cary households book us just to pack the fragile rooms before a self-move, or to unpack after moving in with a different crew's truck.
Tell us the scope on the phone and we will scope the crew and hours to match, rather than sending a standard package that does not fit the job.