Full Packing Service
Our team packs the agreed contents of the property, labels cartons and prepares suitable furniture before collection. This is useful when time is limited or the household is large.
Home, Business and International Packing
Good packing protects more than the item inside a box. It keeps a move organised, helps crews handle goods safely and gives furniture, artwork, electronics and fragile belongings the right protection for the journey.
Easy Moving London provides professional packing services for house moves, business relocations, storage and international shipping. We can pack an entire property, selected rooms, fragile items only or individual pieces that require specialist preparation.
For overseas moves, our export packing service can include reinforced cartons, furniture wrapping, moisture-resistant protection and made-to-measure cases or crates where required. The packing plan is matched to the goods, transport method and destination.
Customers who prefer to pack their own belongings can also request suitable packing materials. We can advise on carton types and the protection needed for books, clothing, kitchenware, pictures, televisions and other household goods.
Protection Planned for the Journey
The right packing method depends on what is being protected and what will happen to it after collection. Goods travelling directly across London need a different plan from belongings being containerised, handled through an international shipping network or stored for several months.
We begin by reviewing the volume, fragile items, furniture, destination and transport method. A home or video survey may be recommended for larger moves or when the inventory includes artwork, antiques, glass, stone, instruments or high-value electronics.
The agreed scope is confirmed before packing starts. It should identify whether Easy Moving London is packing the whole property, selected contents or specialist pieces, and which materials or custom protection are included.
Packing Options
You can choose a complete packing service or ask us to concentrate on the belongings that need professional handling.
Our team packs the agreed contents of the property, labels cartons and prepares suitable furniture before collection. This is useful when time is limited or the household is large.
We pack breakables and delicate belongings while you handle clothing, books and other straightforward items. Typical contents include glassware, china, pictures and ornaments.
International goods can require stronger cartons, export wrapping, extra cushioning and protection suited to road, sea or air transport and repeated handling.
Selected artwork, stone, glass, machinery, instruments or unusually shaped items can be assessed for a made-to-measure wooden case or crate.
Where agreed, cartons can be unpacked onto suitable clear surfaces and the used packing materials removed as part of the scheduled delivery service.
For customers packing themselves, we can provide suitable cartons, tape, paper, bubble protection and specialist boxes according to availability.
International Preparation
Goods moving internationally may be handled several times between collection and destination delivery. They can travel by road, inside a shipping container or airfreight consignment, and may be exposed to changes in temperature and humidity.
Export packing gives suitable items additional protection for a longer journey. Furniture can be wrapped, cartons reinforced and delicate pieces isolated from movement and pressure.
The exact method depends on the item and shipping route. Not every belonging needs a wooden case, but particularly fragile, heavy or high-value pieces may require one.
International shipments normally require an inventory or packing list. Descriptions should be clear and accurate, particularly for restricted, regulated or high-value goods. Customers remain responsible for declaring the contents and must not place prohibited items into packed cartons.
Customs rules differ by destination and can change. Food, alcohol, medicines, plants, untreated wood, animal products, batteries and certain electronics can be restricted or require supporting documents. We can explain the moving process, but the destination authority makes the final customs decision.
From Survey to Collection
Tell us the property size, collection location, destination, dates and whether packing is required for moving, storage or export.
For larger or more complex jobs, a home or video survey helps estimate the cartons, materials, crew time and specialist protection required.
The quotation identifies what will be packed, the materials included and any items requiring a case, crate or separate specialist service.
Before the team arrives, remove valuables, documents, medication and anything that must travel with you. Separate goods that must not be packed.
The team packs the agreed contents and labels cartons by room, contents or reference number to support loading and destination delivery.
Packed goods are checked against the agreed scope and prepared for loading, storage or onward international transport.
Items Requiring Extra Care
Some belongings need more than a standard carton. Their weight, finish, shape, sensitivity or value can influence how they should be wrapped, supported and positioned during transport.
Pictures, framed works and mirrors can require corner protection, surface-safe wrapping, picture cartons or custom cases.
Age, construction, veneers, loose parts and delicate finishes should be assessed before wrapping or dismantling is planned.
Fragile pieces are individually wrapped, cushioned and packed to limit movement. Very delicate collections may require divided cartons or layered packing.
Original packaging is useful when available. Otherwise, screen protection, suitable cartons and internal cushioning can be considered.
Smaller cartons help control weight. Business records can be labelled and sequenced so they are delivered in an organised order.
Instruments, sculptures, stone, glass tops, machinery and other unusual goods should be disclosed with photographs and dimensions.
Materials and Cartons
Using suitable materials can make cartons easier to stack, carry and identify. Avoid overloading boxes or using damaged cartons that can lose strength during handling.
| Material | Typical use | Planning note |
|---|---|---|
| Small cartons | Books, records, tins and heavier small items | Keep the final lifting weight manageable |
| Medium and large cartons | Kitchenware, toys, bedding and general household goods | Fill empty space so contents cannot shift |
| Wardrobe cartons | Clothing moved on hangers | Do not overload the base with loose items |
| Picture cartons | Framed pictures, mirrors and flat artwork | Very valuable or delicate pieces may need custom protection |
| Paper and cushioning | Wrapping, separation and filling spaces | Use clean material suitable for the item surface |
| Tape and labels | Closing cartons and identifying rooms or contents | Label the top and at least one side of each carton |
Before Packing Day
Decide what is moving, what is staying and what should be disposed of before packing begins. Packing unwanted contents creates extra volume, handling and transport cost.
The quotation is based on the volume and type of goods, number of packers, materials, property access and any custom cases or specialist handling.
A small fragile-only service can take a few hours. Packing a large home or export shipment can require several team members over one or more days.
Provide an accurate inventory and disclose specialist items early so the quotation includes the appropriate time and materials.
Common Questions
Yes. A full packing service can cover the agreed contents of the property, subject to survey, access, prohibited-item rules and the written quotation.
Yes. You can pack straightforward belongings and ask us to handle fragile items, selected rooms or specialist pieces. The division of work should be agreed clearly.
Export packing prepares goods for an international journey using protection suited to the item, transport method, repeated handling and destination conditions.
No. Many household goods can travel safely in suitable cartons and export wrapping. Crates are normally considered for selected fragile, heavy, high-value or unusually shaped items.
Suitable cartons and materials can be supplied as part of a professional packing service or separately, subject to the agreed quotation and availability.
Yes. Packing can be planned for containerised or warehouse storage, including suitable wrapping, carton labelling and an inventory where required.
The duration depends on the property size, volume, fragile contents, access and number of packers. The expected schedule is confirmed after the requirement is assessed.
Cartons packed by the team are normally labelled according to the agreed system, such as room, general contents or inventory reference.
Keep passports, money, jewellery, keys, medicines, essential documents, chargers and anything needed during the journey or immediately after arrival.
These items can be assessed for suitable wrapping, cartons or custom protection. Provide photographs, dimensions and values before the quotation is finalised.
Yes. Prohibited and restricted goods can include flammables, explosives, certain chemicals, perishable foods, plants, medicines and batteries. The exact rules depend on the service and destination.
An unpacking service may be included where agreed. The scope, timing, surface availability and removal of used materials should be confirmed in the quotation.
Tell Easy Moving London what needs packing, where the goods are going and whether you need full packing, fragile-only packing, export protection or materials. We will assess the requirement and prepare a written quotation.