PACKING 101
A Room-by-Room Guide to Packing Your House
Packing 101 made easy with our strategic
 step by step process and all of our packing tips.
Become a pro packer and or know what to expect
from your movers when they pack your house goods.
HOW TO START PACKING
DESIGNATED PACKING ZONE
Make a packing zone & claim it. Then Lay all the supplies & start packing!
GET MOVING BOXES
They’re custom-made to handle anything homeowners can put in.
LABEL YOUR BOXES
Buy good markers and label very box with room & box content.
GO ROOM BY ROOM
Our advice? Go room

by room for maximized moving efficiency
01
PACKING DINING ROOM
The dining room is often one of the least frequently used rooms in a home, which makes it a great place to start packing for your upcoming move. Packing your dining room first will get some of the bulkiest pieces of furniture out of the way, leaving you with more room to maneuver and store your boxes as you pack up other spaces.Dining room furniture often has sentimental value, and can also represent a fairly significant financial investment. It’s not an overly difficult room to pack, but this furniture will require some special consideration, especially if you’re moving fragile dishware or stemware or have antique furniture. Keep reading to get our tips for how to pack dining room chairs, tables, and other furniture.our tips for how to pack dining room chairs
02
PACKING LIVING ROOM
Getting ready to move? Discover how to pack your living room or family room like a pro!Your living room or family room is home to a wide variety of items, including electronics, artwork, and bulky furniture. While some of your family room furniture and other belongings are fairly straightforward to pack, many of these household staples will require special consideration.
Read on for our tips on wrapping furniture for moving and furniture packing suggestions, including how to pack a couch
for moving. Like any room, the best way to get the ball rolling is to start by decluttering. Clear out unused things like old baby items, the furniture you won’t have space for in your new home.
03
PACKING AN OFFICE
If you’re a tech junkie or staying on top of your filing is a struggle, you may be dreading boxing up your home office. Home offices often contain a lot of important documents and pieces of equipment, so some extra care needs to be taken at every stage when packing up this room. It might seem daunting, but it will be much simpler if you embrace the process and start early, even if it’s just a little at a time. If you don’t regularly sort and file papers, now’s the time. Make a pile of any papers you no longer need and shred them before disposing of them. Moving? Whether you have a dedicated home office or just a desk drawer stuffed with junk, packing electronics and tricky office supplies can be a real headache. Even the most experienced movers will appreciate these pointers for pain-free office packing. Even the most experienced movers will
04 PACKING THE BEDROOM
in addition to offering refuge from the chaos and clutter of a move, our bedrooms often have the greatest number of treasured personal items—not to mention our closets and wardrobes. Depending of the size of your home, they may also pull double-duty by acting as an office, craft, or collection display room, and sometimes even the family archive. Packing up these spaces can feel daunting, and it’s easy to put them off till the end of your packing process.
So, where do you begin? Let’s take a look:
Bedroom moving is a great time to sort through your belongings—especially your wardrobe—and get rid of anything you no longer need, use, or want. Bonus: this will also make the moving and unpacking process at your new place a whole lot easier. Break the room up into zones to make things more simple, and separate your belongings into piles: