Packing and Unpacking


We all know how stressful moving can be. And when you're overwhelmed with the amount of belongings you have, you may begin to feel even more stressed out. However, there are ways that you can take some stress off of your move by packing more efficiently.

In this blog, we'll discuss a few tips for packing more efficiently while preparing for your move. But first, let us tell you more about us.

Since 2012, Black Tie Moving has been a professional local moving company offering a wide range of solutions. We're proud to provide services that help you streamline your moving process. Over the last decade, we've even earned awards and accolades that include an A+ rating from the BBB, winning the Angie's List Super Service Award, and so much more.

Start Early

Begin packing well in advance of your moving date to avoid last-minute rush and stress. Set aside dedicated time each day to tackle different areas of your home.

Prioritize

Start with items you use less frequently, such as seasonal clothing, decorations, and items stored in the attic or basement. Pack room by room, focusing on one area at a time to stay organized.

Use the Right Supplies

Invest in high-quality packing materials, including sturdy boxes in various sizes, packing tape, bubble wrap, packing paper, and labeling markers.

Label Everything

Clearly label each box with its contents and the room it belongs to. This will make unpacking much easier and help movers know where to place each box in your new home.

Pack Strategically

Pack heavier items at the bottom of boxes and lighter items on top. Use padding, such as bubble wrap or packing paper, to protect fragile items and fill empty spaces to prevent shifting during transit.

Call Our Team Today

When you need a moving and storage company that you can count on, you'll want to partner with the team of experts at Black Tie Moving. For more than a decade, we've been a nationwide leader, helping our customers enjoy more simplistic moving solutions. Get started today by giving us a call or filling out the online form for your free, obligation estimate