If wrapping an entire house in cardboard sounds like a Saturday and Sunday you will never see again, let our packers carry that load. A full pack puts a crew on your Tacoma doorstep stocked with rolls of tape, sheets of bubble, bundles of packing paper, and a wall of fresh boxes, and they move through the home from the high cupboards to the low cabinets, the everyday shelves and the closet you have been avoiding both. With hundreds of these behind us, our team gets that dreaded pantry boxed in a sliver of the time you would spend on it solo, packed solidly enough to ride out a drenched Tacoma morning the moment it is on the truck.
Every category calls for its own method. Stemware and dishes settle into cell-divided kitchen boxes, hardbacks go into compact cartons that keep the spines from bending, and the unwieldy pieces are given a tailored sleeve, the mirror, the television, the monitors, a lamp or two, the framed photographs, the painting hung above the fireplace. Whatever draws power is cushioned against shock, and a room marking goes on every carton so the far end is no game of hide-and-seek. With one W-2 crew on both the wrapping and the drive, not a thing tumbles into the gap that springs open whenever a separate company boxes a home and yet another hauls it.
Take the lot, or only the parts that scare you
Turning the whole job over is never required. Plenty of people want every room boxed; plenty of others point us at the office, the cupboards, and the wall art while seeing to their own wardrobes. Both are fine, and the price rides on the slice you assign us. In a roomier home the wrapping runs a day or two early, and the fragile pieces along with the powered gear are held back from any rainy-day trek to the curb until they sit padded and taped.
The boundaries of a pack
A pair of rules keeps everything aboveboard. Hazardous materials are something we will neither box nor haul, so gasoline, propane, paint, solvents, and ammunition have to be set off on their own. Groceries that spoil and any potted plants will not be crated for a highway run. And though we are glad to box up a delicate heirloom or a one-of-a-kind painting, we will say so plainly when something rides more safely in your own hands than taped inside a carton on a prayer.
The price of a pack
What a pack costs follows the slice you assign us plus the supplies it burns through, and it layers on top of the move itself. For rough orientation, moving a full home is in the range of $1,050–$1,800 for two bedrooms, $1,800–$3,000 for three, and $2,900–$4,600 for four, packing figured separately above that. All that we box rides beneath the same $1M of cargo coverage carrying the rest.
Set to offload the cardboard chore? Phone (888) 711-4778 for a price on whichever rooms you would like handled.
What You Get
- Every supply hauled in: rolls of tape, bubble, paper & boxes
- Cell-divided kitchen boxes for the stemware and dishes
- A tailored sleeve for the mirror, television, monitors, and framed photographs
- Shock cushioning for the powered gear and the fragile paintings
- A room marking on each carton so the far end is no hide-and-seek
- Box every room or just the rooms that scare you, your choice
- One W-2 crew spanning the wrapping plus the haul, on one price
What's the Price?
Local crews from $140/hr — or a flat written rate
Two-mover crew, the truck, blankets, and dollies all included.
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