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Packing supplies
Packing Paper
$30.00
32 lbs approx. 450 sheets
Packing Paper is used for packing of breakables and fragile items. When properly used, this material serves as great shock absorber. Generally used on packing of china, glassware, lamps and picture frames.

Moving Blankets
$20.00
72″ x 0.2″ x 80″
Moving blankets are used forwrapping of the furniture to prevent from scratches or other physical damage.

Small Box 1.5 cuft
$2.50
17” x 12 3/8” x 12 3/8”
Book boxes are generally used to pack heavy items such as books, files, CDs, records, and assorted paperwork.

Medium Box 3.0 cuft
$3.50
18″ x 18″ x 16″
Medium boxes containing 3.0 cubic feet are used to pack clothing, sheets and towels. Additionally, midweight items such as kitchen pots and pans, plastic utensils, small appliances and other miscellaneous non fragile items can be packed in medium boxes.

Large Box 4.5 cuft
$4.50
18″ x 18″ x 24″
Large boxes containing 4.5 cubic feet are used to pack clothes, linens, blankets, pillows and comforters, toys and basically all large non-breakable items.

TV Box 8.0cuft
$25.00
172″ x 6″ x 24
TV Box is used to insure safe transportation of your television. TV box comes in as a 2-piece unit and has styrofoam corners for proper padding.

Wardrobe 10.0cuft
$18.00
21″ x 18″ x 46″
Wardrobe boxes are used with a metal bar inside to hang clothing within the box. Items such as shoes and boots can be placed in the open space in the bottom of the box.

Picture Box 4.0cuft
$12.00
37″ x 4″ x 27″
Picture boxes are used to pack artwork, picture frames, wall decorations, mirrors and glass parts. Multiple items can be packed into single picture box.

4pc Mirror
$12.00
40″ x 60″
These boxes were designed to create a “custom fit” for mirrors and other glass products.

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The average charge for a local move in Metro Boston area is about $109 to $149 per hour for a 2 men crew and a moving truck. This cost will vary based on specific moving needs.
Look for a licensed and insured company with positive reviews, transparent pricing, and a range of services. Check their experience and ask about their moving process.
While DIY moving may seem cheaper initially, hiring professionals can save time, reduce stress, and prevent potential damage to your belongings.
To reduce costs, consider decluttering before the move, packing your items yourself, and being flexible with your moving dates to take advantage of discounts.
Many moving companies offer packing supplies for purchase or may include them in their packing services. It’s best to inquire about this beforehand.
The best time to move is typically during the off-peak season (fall and winter) when rates may be lower and availability is higher.
Start planning your move at least 8-10 weeks in advance, especially if you’re moving during peak season, to allow time for organization and scheduling.
Reputable moving companies typically offer some form of insurance or liability coverage. Be sure to ask about their policies and consider additional coverage if needed.
Online reviews are very helpful, but consider checking multiple sources to get a more accurate picture of a company’s reputation. By accessing this link, you can verify if a moving company is a registered mover with FMCSA.
https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/protect-your-move/search-mover
Yes. Being present during the move can help ensure that everything goes smoothly and allows you to communicate any specific instructions to the movers.
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