Full Packing Service in Northridge, CA

Dana Whitfield built the room-by-room packing checklist our crew still trains on, and full packing service is where it gets used top to bottom — kitchen dish packs, wardrobe boxes for the closets, padding for anything glass or framed, all handled before move day instead of the night before.

How a Packing Day Runs

Dana’s crew works methodically, one room at a time — kitchen first, since it’s usually the most breakable room in the house, then closets, living areas, and whatever’s stacked in the garage. Every box gets labeled by room, so it lands in the right spot at the new address instead of getting stacked wherever’s closest to the door.

Fragile items get individual wrapping rather than a shared blanket in a box, and anything with a cord gets a quick photo of how it was connected before disconnection, so setting it back up at the new place doesn’t turn into guesswork.

Packed for the Valley, Not Just for the Move

Santa Ana wind season and the odd earthquake shake mean we pack glassware, mirrors, and electronics a little heavier than most crews bother with — extra paper, tighter tape, and boxes that won’t shift if a truck has to brake hard for a canyon-road closure. Dana trains every new hire on that habit specifically, not just on how to fill a box.

What’s Included

• Full-home packing, room by room
• All materials included — boxes, paper, tape, wardrobe cartons
• Specialty wrapping for artwork, mirrors, and electronics
• Room-labeled boxes for faster unloading at the new address
• Priced into the same hourly rate as the move itself

Full packing is usually booked a day or two ahead of the truck, so by move day, everything’s boxed, labeled, and ready to load straight onto the truck without a last-minute scramble. For larger Valley homes, Dana will sometimes split the packing across two days rather than rush a full kitchen and every closet into a single afternoon.