Full Packing Service
Ask a Broward household what throws a move off the rails and most point to the packing, the chore everyone keeps putting off until one frantic evening is all that is left. Hand it to our crew and it stops being a weight you have to carry at all.
What the full pack covers
Our crew moves through the home in sequence, packing each item to make the trip, and the truck shows up already loaded with cartons, tape, paper, and dish barrels. Every carton leaves tagged for its room at the new address, and both the materials and the labor hours are already spelled out in the quote you signed before we started.
Materials we bring
| Item | What it protects |
|---|---|
| Dish barrels & double-walled cartons | Dinnerware, stemware, the china hutch |
| Fragile-rated dish & glass boxes | Anything breakable |
| Wardrobe boxes | Hanging closets and linens |
| Made-to-measure crating | Mirrors, framed art, lamps, flat-screens |
| Humidity-rated wrap | Wood and instruments against South Florida damp |
| Room tags | Every box, so it lands where you meant |
Every room, top to bottom
Plates, glassware, shelves of books, the linens, the dresser drawers, all of it gets packed, including the spots people dread most: the garage shelving, the lanai, the walk-in closet stacked to the ceiling.
In a Las Olas estate the breakables and the art crate to measure; in a Victoria Park bungalow the obstacle is the narrow stairwell and the long carry to the curb. The crew clears each space in turn, wraps every item to suit it and the humidity, and stacks the truck so the load rides steady up I-95.
The day-before checklist
- Garage, closets, and the lanai packed, none of it dumped on your last night
- A scope held to the kitchen, the art, and the breakables when you would rather pack the rest yourself
- The whole-house pack usually run the afternoon before, leaving move day to the load-out and the road
- A smaller place packed and on the truck the same morning, getting you out ahead of a storm warning
- The same crew on the packing and the driving, so no finger-pointing over a damaged box
Why it earns its keep
A carton built by a professional packer rides out the I-95 haul in a way a midnight rush job never manages. We have unloaded more than one kitchen in pieces because the owner had stacked bare glasses into a borrowed box and hoped for the best.
Hand the breakables to the crew and federal coverage backs them: $0.60 per pound under released value, or step up to a full-value tier on whatever you declare.


