“I was expecting a very stressful moving situation, but no! No damage was done to the old or the new apartment, and all my things are safe. At the end they charged me fairly, billing the job as a 2-man crew plus truck. My new apartment is on the top floor which added difficulty, and I have a lot of stuff, yet the whole process was smooth and stress free. All of them were friendly, polite and professional. I would definitely hire them for my future moves. They are good, hire them!”
On a lot of Reno jobs, the boxing is the part that eats the day, which is why a dedicated packing crew shows up the afternoon before you load out. They arrive with our own boxes, paper and tape, work one room at a time, and mark every carton with the room it belongs to — so the far end isn’t a guessing game. High-desert dust and a haul over the Sierra both get planned for in how each box is packed.
How a whole-house pack goes
- Dishes, glassware and pantry goods into dish barrels with cell dividers
- Hanging clothes lifted from the rod straight into wardrobe cartons
- Framed art, mirrors and flat-screens boxed in custom-cut crates
Want us to touch only the fragile things? Just say the word and we’ll box up the kitchen and anything breakable while you handle everything else yourself. Anything the crew boxes falls under the very same released-value protection riding on the move itself, and you can layer full-value coverage on top when you’d like.


