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Packing

Packing services that travel well.

Packing built for a long drive: the right materials, the right boxes for each room, and crating where a blanket is not enough.

What you get

  • Full pack, partial pack or materials only
  • Custom crating for artwork, mirrors and antiques
  • Recycled and reusable materials by default
  • Room-by-room labelling that matches your new floor plan
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Three ways to use us

A full pack means we handle everything from the kitchen to the closets. A partial pack usually means we take the rooms that are hardest to pack well: kitchens, artwork, electronics and anything glass. Materials only is an option if you want to do the work yourself.

When crating earns its cost

A blanket protects a mirror across town. Across 1,400 miles of interstate, a custom crate does it better. Artwork, glass, antiques and instruments are crated and labelled separately so they are never stacked under furniture.

Labelling that speeds up delivery

Boxes are labelled by room and by destination room in your new home, so unloading follows the floor plan instead of creating a pile in the living room. Fragile rooms get a separate marking system the crew recognises at a glance.

Packing Services questions.

Can you pack only part of my home?

Full pack, partial pack and materials only. Most long-distance customers pack personal items and let us handle kitchens, artwork and electronics.

Do you crate fragile items?

Yes. Mirrors, artwork, glass tabletops and antiques can be crated for the drive, which is the safest option over 1,000 miles.

What materials do you use?

Mostly recycled and reusable. Reusable blankets and crates replace disposable cardboard where they can, and boxes are recycled stock.

Next step

Get a real quote, not a range.

Tell us where you are leaving from, where you are going, and roughly what is coming with you. A Green Van Lines move coordinator will confirm your lane and your window in writing.

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