“Great company, communicative and responsive. The crew, Cody, Mason and Trevor were outstanding and took great care of my belongings. They all exhibit a can do attitude and a willingness to get the job done! Thanks Guys!”
Full-service packing starts at $390 for materials and labor, scaled to the size of your home and how much there is to wrap. Partial-pack is the popular middle ground: we box the breakables and the bulky-but-fragile rooms, you handle the closets and books on your own schedule. Either way, we bring the cartons, paper, and tape, so you are not running to the store the night before.
Our crews pad-wrap mirrors and artwork, double-box stemware, and label every carton by room so the unload makes sense at the other end. In the dry Front Range air, we are particular about how we cushion wood and electronics that have been sitting in a climate that pulls moisture out of everything.
What full and partial packing include
Pick the level that fits your timeline and budget:
| Service | What you get |
|---|---|
| Full-pack (from $390) | Whole home boxed, materials included, labeled by room |
| Partial-pack | Kitchen, fragiles, and chosen rooms; you do the rest |
| Specialty packing | Crating and custom wrap for art, mirrors, and electronics |
Packing pairs with any local or long-distance move. A $119 deposit holds your packing and moving dates and applies to the total; coverage runs to $1,000,000 cargo per shipment.
How we protect the fragile stuff
Right-sized cartons
Dish-packs, wardrobe boxes, and mirror cartons mean nothing rattles loose in transit.
Room-by-room labeling
Every box is marked by room and contents so the unload is quick and nothing goes missing.
Careful handling
Stemware double-boxed, art pad-wrapped, electronics cushioned for the dry, bumpy ride.
What packing does not cover
A couple of things stay separate so the quote is clear:
- The move itself — packing is priced on top of your local or long-distance move
- Unpacking and debris haul-away, which we are glad to add if you want it
- Specialty crating for oversized art or a piano, quoted on its own