We don’t charge for packing and unpacking in advance until we see every item or know your needs. Packing each item separately can be time-consuming, so group items together and use packing materials such as packing paper to protect fragile items and use thermocouple sheets and label boxes with a clear description of their contents. If everything in your family needs to be packed for a move, it’s important to keep a list so that it’s easy to see which items are packed. Determining the appropriate number of boxes required for a move can be a difficult task. If you have a large number of delicate items, we will purchase boxes or materials to protect the delicate items. You can also consider the type of items you will be packing and their fragility. It is always best to overestimate the number of boxes needed to avoid running out during the packing process. Unpacking can be a tedious process after items are moved, but it’s important to take your time and avoid common mistakes. A common mistake is failing to unpack boxes in a logical order, which can lead to confusion and disorganization.