Some households want everything wrapped and boxed before the truck ever shows up; others just need the china cabinet and the garage handled while the rest goes in the truck as-is. Either way, it’s the same crew doing the packing and the loading — nobody’s unwrapping a stranger’s boxes on move day trying to guess what’s fragile.
Packing gets scheduled the day before a move or first thing the same morning, and it’s priced into your walkthrough number alongside the move itself rather than billed as a separate add-on later. Dishes, artwork, and electronics get their own dish-pack cartons and bubble wrap; everything else goes in standard boxes your crew builds and labels on-site by room, so unpacking starts faster on the other end. Basic released-value protection covers packed items the same as anything else on the truck, and a $150 deposit locks in your packing date alongside the move.
What’s Included With This Service
- Full-house or partial packing, scheduled around your move date
- Dish-pack cartons and bubble wrap for fragile and glass items
- Wardrobe boxes for closets, packed and hung same-day
- Room-by-room labeling so unpacking goes faster at delivery
- Same crew handles packing and loading, no handoff
- Packing priced into your walkthrough number, not billed separately after
What This Service Costs
Crew size sets the hourly rate — $129/hr for two movers, $169/hr for three, $209/hr for four — but the number that actually matters is the flat total Ray Delgado writes down after walking your home
The truck, furniture pads, and dollies ride free inside the hourly rate, not billed as extras: $129 for two movers, $169 for three, $209 for four, each mover after that at $45 an hour. A $150 deposit gets credited straight to your final invoice, not tacked on as an extra fee. Basic coverage rides free on every job, and whatever the in-home walkthrough turns up gets folded into the number that day — it’s the number on your invoice, not a starting point for add-ons.
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