PACKING SERVICE?

Need Packing Service

Our professional packing service is so much more than sticking your goods into boxes. We know how to handle and wrap items carefully to avoid breakages during transportation. Who knew that crockery should be packed upright to avoid breakage?

We know how to pack each box for maximum efficiency without breaking anyone’s back. And we know how much you love your stuff!

Guess what? You don’t need to source the packing materials. You don’t need to spend countless late nights packing after work. You don’t need to worry about things breaking along the journey.

Call us on 045 257 1012 for a free quote for your move.

 

Last Minute Job

A day before your move, it is a good idea to turn your fridge and freezer off, to allow them to defrost, and take advantage of the opportunity to clean them before they are transported to your new home.

Personal belongings should be carefully packed into sturdy cardboard boxes, which we can supply, unless you have booked our pre-packing service, in which case you can sit back and relax. If we are taking care of your move there is no need to worry about large items but if you are doing it alone, you can find useful furniture removal tips online.

If you’re happy to do the packing yourself, however, here are a few tips we can offer from our wealth of experience in removal packing.

Top Packing Tips

• Start early: The sooner, the better — you don’t want to be doing everything the night before the big move, as when it comes to packing, it’s amazing how often things can go wrong.
• Be sure to label each box: Labelling them by room is the best way to do this, but it doesn’t hurt to make note of the contents either, especially if the items are delicate.
• Make sure all boxes are as full as possible: When it comes time to stack your boxes, you’re running the risk of crushing if many of your boxes are empty.
• Use wrapping material: such as foam or bubble wrap wherever possible, especially for valuable items. Be sure to wrap any breakable or delicate items individually.
• When dismantling furniture: be sure to keep all nuts and bolts in a separate, small plastic bag. Separate the bags according to the item of furniture, too.
• Ensure any sharp items such as knives: or work tools are sheathed or wrapped to prevent them from cutting holes in your boxes.
• Don’t pack anything: you’re going to need during the day — wallets, phones and your iPod, for example. It also pays to keep a box with some essentials such as pens, paper, coffee, tea, sugar and so forth.