Our packing services come in two distinct flavors: basic and deluxe. Here’s what both include:
Basic Package
For the penny-pinchers among you, this option covers all major appliances and furniture. That means beds, TVs, cabinets, entertainment centers, sofas, and even aquariums. Our team will handle the big things. You’re responsible for packing up your own personal effects.
If you can afford to splurge on fish food, however, you may be better off with our deluxe package instead.
Deluxe Package
Designed for the rich, lazy, or smart among you, this option packs your entire home, from the biggest items to the smallest. We’ll even pack up those things you know you should toss but just can’t, e.g., tacky figurines, unopened soy sauce packets, used tissues, and other “specialty” items that simply add weight and collect dust.
How Much Do Packing Services Cost in Kansas City?
Packing is priced as its own service, separate from your moving quote. Our FAQ explains what your moving quote includes. Your price depends on the package, how many rooms we pack, and how many fragile items you own.
Our Kansas City moving cost guide puts full packing at $300 to $1,000 or more. The basic package costs less, because we only pack the big items. Declutter before we arrive, and you pay to pack less.
Professional Packing Assistance in Kansas City
We understand how stressful moving can be. After all, it’s what we do day in and day out. That’s why we train our own crews to carefully wrap and protect everything you own, start to finish. We treat your belongings as if they were our own. That’s also why we use quality packing materials to load, move, and unload all of your stuff.
Here’s some more fantastic news.
You don’t even have to be moving to hire our team. We also pack for storage in Kansas City if you want to stay put, but with far less clutter. Businesses can pack inventory and records into our Kansas City warehouse space.
Hoarders are our friends.
If you prefer to handle the job yourself, however, our offer of packing supplies, boxes, bubble wrap, and tape is still valid. You’ll need to source ibuprofen and ice packs separately though.
Kansas City Packing Jobs We Plan Around
Every home and office packs a little differently. We plan for the details before the crew shows up.
- Downtown and Midtown apartments. Lofts and walk-ups leave little room to stage boxes. Our Kansas City apartment movers pack room by room so hallways stay clear.
- Offices and businesses. Desks, files, and electronics need labels that match your new floor plan. Our Kansas City office movers pack so your team can get back to work fast.
- Long-distance moves. Out-of-state moves price by weight and distance. Pack less, and you pay to ship less. Our long-distance movers handle the drive.
- Senior downsizing. Sorting a lifetime of belongings takes patience. Our senior moving services let you decide what stays, goes, or gets packed.
- Hot summers and cold winters. A closed truck gets hot in a Kansas City summer. Keep candles, vinyl records, and medications in your car, and ask us how to pack anything that can’t handle heat or freezing temps.
- Pianos and bulky items. Some pieces need more than a box. Our Kansas City piano movers bring the right gear.
Kansas City Packing Services FAQs
No. Your moving quote includes blankets, shrink wrap, dollies, and straps. Packing is a separate service, so tell us if you want it and we’ll add it to your estimate.
Yes. That’s our basic package. We pack beds, TVs, cabinets, sofas, and appliances. You pack your personal items.
Every move includes basic coverage of $0.60 per pound, per item. Federal moving rules say improper packing of boxes you pack yourself can limit a mover’s liability for damage. Read how our moving coverage works and ask about full value protection.
Movers won’t pack or haul hazardous items like gasoline, propane, paint, and fireworks. Keep jewelry, cash, and important papers with you. See what movers won’t pack and why.
Soft goods can stay in sturdy dressers if the dresser isn’t too heavy. Full dressers and their contents aren’t covered by our valuation, so emptying your dressers is the safer choice.
