Full and Partial Packing — We Bring the Boxes
Packing is the part most people underestimate. The kitchen alone can eat a Saturday, and the garage in a West Valley home — bikes, tools, holiday bins, the Halloween skeletons no one has unpacked since 2019 — can eat a second one. A rushed pack is how granite-counter glassware ends up in pieces on I-10. TLC packs full homes or just the rooms you’d rather not deal with, and we arrive with the materials: 1.5, 3.0, 4.5, and 6.0 cu-ft cartons, dish-pack inserts for stemware and china, packing paper, bubble, and Mason’s preferred 2-inch tape that actually sticks in Sonoran heat.
Our packers work room by room and label every carton with destination room plus a short content note. Dishes get individual paper wrap before they touch a box. Framed art and mirrors get sandwiched between two pads with bubble across the glass. Lamps come off the harp, shades travel separately in their own cartons, and the things you want kept aside — the daughter’s grad photos, the box of tax records, your dad’s WWII medals — get kept aside and walked to a labeled holding spot you point at.
Full pack or just the hard parts
Full pack means we handle the entire home from the spare-bedroom closet on through the loaded truck. Partial means you knock out books, linens, and clothes on your timeline, and we take the kitchen, the china hutch, the garage, the holiday bins out in the patio storage, or whatever room you would honestly rather not box. Labeling is the same system either way, so the unload at the new place stays sorted by room and nothing gets lost in the cardboard shuffle.
- 1.5, 3.0, 4.5, 6.0 cu-ft boxes, paper, bubble, tape, and dish-pack inserts supplied
- Full-home packing or partial packing limited to the rooms you choose
- Every carton labeled by destination room with a short content note
- Individual paper wrap on dishes, stemware, framed art, mirrors, and lamps
- Optional unpacking at the destination with fragile items unwrapped
- Empty cartons and packing debris hauled off after the unpack
Add unpacking and we will place cartons in the right rooms, unwrap the fragile pieces, and haul the empty cardboard and paper out of the new house so you are not drowning in it the first week. Call (888) 711-4778 and Sage will schedule the pack a day or two ahead of the load.
What's Covered
- All packing materials supplied — 1.5, 3.0, 4.5, 6.0 cu-ft cartons plus paper, bubble, tape, and inserts
- Full-home packing or partial packing limited to the rooms you point at
- Destination-room labeling on every carton with a short content note
- Individual paper wrap on dishes, stemware, framed art, mirrors, and lamps
- Optional unpacking with fragile items unwrapped on the destination side
- Empty cartons and packing paper hauled off after the unpack is finished
What's the Cost?
Two movers and our 26-ft truck run $145 an hour, or a binding flat from $450
Two uniformed movers, a TLC truck, and every soft good (pads, runners, dollies, shrink, walk-boards) sit inside the hourly rate. Fuel surcharge, stair fee, long-walk fee — none of those exist on a TLC invoice.
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