Full-service packing, a partial pack of just the fragile stuff, or someone to unpack the boxes on the other end.
Full packing and partial packing are genuinely different jobs, not just different amounts of the same one. A kitchen full of dishes, glassware and small appliances takes disproportionately longer to pack well than a bedroom of clothes and books, because each fragile item needs to be wrapped and cushioned individually rather than boxed by the armload. Specialty cartons — dish packs, wardrobe boxes, TV and mirror boxes — exist because they cut down on both the time it takes and the damage that shows up later, not because they are an upsell.
Unpacking on the other end works the same way in reverse, and it is worth deciding in advance whether you want it. Boxes labeled by room during packing are what make an unpacking crew useful rather than just another set of hands moving boxes from one pile to another. Ask what is included in a packing quote and what counts as an extra — materials and labor are sometimes billed separately, and it is better to know that before the truck is loaded than after.
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