Let Milvus handle the packing that is holding up your move: the kitchen, fragile belongings or the whole home. Choose the rooms you want help with, see the materials packages and request a quote for the work. We will distinguish packing supplies from the labor and moving service you need.
Your estimate depends on the items, access and services you need.
Prefer to talk? 857-895-8955Documents, daily medication, chargers and the things you need on the first night belong in a bag you can keep with you. Tell the packing team which items are excluded before work starts.
Separate landlord-owned items, things you are selling and belongings that another person will collect. Use a clear place or label for that group. This matters especially when Milvus is packing only selected rooms.
Show the team the cupboards, shelves and fragile items included in the request. Identify any preparation you have already completed and any materials you bought yourself. Keep the room exits clear while the cartons are being packed.
A packing request is most useful when it says what is still on the shelves. You can keep the straightforward rooms and ask for help where time or fragile contents make the work harder.
A kitchen, glass cabinet or home office can take longer to prepare than expected. List the contents and send photos of fragile or unusual items. Identify what you will pack yourself so Milvus can discuss suitable materials and the remaining work.
For a larger packing service, include closets, bookshelves, storage rooms and the office as well as the bedrooms. Leave the items available for the agreed packing work. Separate documents, medication, valuables and the essentials that will travel with you.
The published packages describe materials, not the total cost of packing labor or transport. Choose supplies around the actual contents and ask what quantities suit your move. A bedroom count is only a rough guide when one home has books and another has mostly clothing.
A lamp, a framed mirror and a stack of plates each need different protection. List them separately instead of counting everything as ordinary boxes. Include the size of glass tops and framed items, plus any original cartons you still have for screens or equipment.
For a special collection, artwork or an instrument, explain the handling requirements before booking. Ask which materials and methods are proposed and whether a specialist service is needed. A request for general packing should not leave a valuable piece's preparation undecided.
| Materials package | Small boxes | Medium boxes | Large boxes | 10 lb paper packs | Tape rolls | Package price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 10 | 7 | 5 | 1 | 5 | $170 |
| 1 bedroom | 13 | 10 | 8 | 1 | 5 | $220 |
| 2 bedrooms | 20 | 15 | 11 | 2 | 12 | $360 |
| 3 bedrooms | 25 | 16 | 14 | 2 | 15 | $420 |
These prices are for the listed materials packages. Ask for packing labor, delivery of supplies and any specialty materials to be quoted separately.
The package names describe quantities of supplies. They do not establish how many boxes every studio or house will need. Books may call for more small cartons, while light bulky contents need a different mix; use your inventory to choose.
Ask which supplies stay with you and which equipment is used only during the move. Furniture blankets and purchased cartons may be treated differently, so check what is included, separately charged or retained afterward.
You can hand over the kitchen, the breakables or just the unfinished rooms. There is no need to request full-home packing when only part of the job remains. Describe that remaining work in your quote request.
Look inside cupboards and across the shelves before estimating the job. Books, glassware and office contents can need more cartons than the room size suggests. Photos are useful if the quantity is hard to describe.
For full packing, agree when it happens in relation to loading. If you are doing most of the work, keep the items Milvus will pack accessible and marked separately from finished cartons.
If packing is falling behind, contact Milvus before moving day. The crew, materials and schedule may need to change when unfinished packing becomes part of the job.
The outer box is only part of the protection. Fragile pieces need suitable wrapping and cushioning so they do not knock against each other during handling. Books belong in manageable cartons; screens need a packing arrangement that protects the panel. Identify special pieces in advance so their materials and handling can be reviewed.
Label the side of each finished carton with its destination room and a useful description, not only the top flap. Keep furniture hardware with the matching piece and put immediate essentials in a separate bag. If some rooms are being packed by Milvus and others by you, mark the boundary clearly. At the estimate stage, agree packing labor, materials, any special preparation and whether unpacking or debris removal is part of the requested service.
No. The table lists boxes, paper and tape. Packing labor and any other services need their own quote, based on the contents and work you request.
Request kitchen-only packing and describe the cupboards, dishes, glassware and countertop appliances. Photos can help establish the amount of work and supplies.
Ask about the specific furniture. Weight, construction and the items inside affect preparation. Remove loose fragile objects and anything you need to keep with you.
Tell Milvus which supplies you have. Use clean, sturdy cartons that can close securely and identify any items that still need suitable packaging. Confirm the terms that apply to customer-packed contents.
Request that arrangement and describe the amount to pack and your move-out deadline. A separate packing appointment may be useful for a larger household. Agree what needs to remain accessible until the final night.
Do not assume unpacking or carton removal is included with packing. Explain the help you want at delivery and ask Milvus to confirm the available service and cost in the quote.
Separate items that are staying or traveling with you. Identify fragile pieces and anything requiring special handling. Leave the agreed rooms accessible and explain what you have already packed so work is not duplicated.
Describe the devices and their dimensions, with photos where helpful. Milvus can review suitable materials and preparation. Back up your data, disconnect personal equipment and keep the cables identified; electronics setup is a separate task.
Start with the date and addresses. We’ll work through the items, access and options with you.
