Wrapped right the first time
A dresser corner gets nicked, or a stack of plates cracks, long before a truck engine ever turns over, usually because nothing separated them in the box to begin with. Holt Cassidy trains this crew to pack every job the identical way for that exact reason.
One number, agreed before the first box gets sealed
Holt walks each room to gauge what actually needs boxing, then rolls the work and the supplies into a single quoted amount. Nothing about that amount shifts once the crew is underway.
What goes into the boxes
| Supply | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Standard cartons | Books, kitchen miscellany, closet overflow |
| Dish-pack cartons | Plates and stemware, separated by built-in cell dividers |
| Wardrobe boxes | A built-in rod keeps shirts and coats on hangers for the trip |
| Fitted crates | Mirrors, framed pieces, and screens, each built to size |
| Insulated wrap | Wood and instrument pieces, shielded from an Ohio winter or a muggy August |
| Room tags | Applied before anything exits the house |
Consistency, no matter the size of the job
A Grove City garage stuffed with a decade of accumulated tools gets the identical care as a single crate of holiday decorations in a compact German Village unit. Scale changes how many hands show up, not how carefully the work gets done.
Dublin and Westerville properties add a wrinkle of their own: an association’s gate opens for a limited stretch, so Corbin schedules packing backward from that window instead of racing it after the fact. A job that happens to fall on an OSU football weekend sometimes shifts earlier, finishing the evening before rather than that morning, purely to dodge downtown parking restrictions. How much wrap a piece gets depends on how delicate it is, and the load goes in packed firmly enough that the highway doesn’t rearrange it.
Working this around your calendar
- Handle the garage or shed cleanout yourself if you’d rather skip that labor cost
- Have this crew take on only the kitchen and fragile items, and pack the rest on your own time
- A full house is typically wrapped a day ahead, freeing move day for driving only
- A one-bedroom can go from packed to loaded in the same morning if needed
- The people taping your boxes shut are the same ones driving them to the new place
What you’re actually paying for
A properly sealed box holds together on the drive down 71 or out 70. This crew has opened no shortage of self-taped boxes where a bath towel had been asked to do a bubble-wrap’s job.
Anything this crew packs is automatically covered at $0.60 per pound, and a higher declared value is available on request.
