Packing is the part of a move everyone underestimates. It always takes longer than you think, the fragile things are the ones that keep you up at night, and by the last few boxes the care has usually gone out of it. That's exactly the bit we're good at — and you can take as much or as little of it off your plate as you like.

Below are the three ways people usually use us. None of them come with a fixed price on this page, because the right one depends on your home and how much you want to do yourself — tell us that and we'll build it into your quote.

Levels of packing

Three ways to share the load

Full packing

We pack everything

The whole house, room by room, boxed and labelled while you get on with the rest of the move. You hand us a home and we hand back a load that's ready to travel — nothing left to do the night before.

Part packing

You do some, we do some

Happy to box the books and the wardrobe yourself but want a hand with the kitchen, the loft or the awkward corners? We take the parts you'd rather not, and leave the rest to you.

Fragile only

Just the delicate things

Glassware, china, mirrors, artwork and the pieces you'd hate to lose — packed properly by people who do it every week, while everything straightforward stays in your hands.

What's included

Packing that earns its place in the move

  • Proper materials, not spare boxes

    Sturdy cartons in the right sizes, bubble wrap, packing paper, tape and covers — the kit that actually protects things, rather than whatever was left in the garage.

  • Fragile and awkward items

    Mirrors and glass, artwork, lamps, the odd-shaped heirloom that doesn't fit any box — wrapped, padded and packed so it travels without a knock.

  • Labelled by room

    Boxes marked with where they're going and what's inside, so unloading at the new place is quick and the fragile ones get treated as fragile.

  • Export packing for Europe

    For moves through our European arm we pack to a higher standard for the longer road journey and the handling that comes with a cross-border move.

  • Wardrobe and flat-pack

    Clothes moved on the rail in wardrobe cartons, and flat-pack furniture taken down and boxed safely rather than dragged whole through doorways.

  • Unpacking if you'd like it

    We can unpack at the other end too — boxes emptied, flattened and cleared away, so you're not living out of cardboard for weeks.

Let's sort your move

Want a hand with the packing?

Tell us how much you'd like us to take on — the whole house, the fragile things, or the awkward corners — and we'll fold it into a friendly, no-obligation quote.