Packing a house yourself the week of a move costs nothing but a weekend and a stack of borrowed boxes; hiring Family Time Moving’s pack crew costs an hourly rate and buys back that weekend, plus a truck load that goes in faster because it was packed by the people doing the loading. Carol Hutchins schedules the pack crew a day ahead of load day so nothing is still being taped shut when the truck backs up the drive.
What’s in the full-pack service
- Cartons, packing paper, and dish packs supplied
- Custom crating for mirrors and glass tabletops
- Room-by-room labeling for an easier unpack
- Same crew packs and loads, no handoff between teams
How packing prices out
Pack labor runs $89 an hour for a two-person crew, with materials priced on what’s actually used. A typical Osawatomie or Paola three-bedroom packs in a day. Get a binding packing figure.
What’s separate
Full-pack covers boxing, wrap, and labeling. Piano crating and move-gap storage bill separately. Home.
What’s Included
- Carol Hutchins schedules pack crews a day ahead of load day
- Cartons, paper, and dish packs supplied
- Custom crating for mirrors and glass tabletops
- Room-by-room labeling for unpack day
- Same crew packs and loads, no handoff
- Partial packing available for just the kitchen or garage
What Does It Cost?
Run the clock or skip it — a two-mover crew opens at $89/hr, or a flat band by home size starts around $249
The truck, blankets, and dollies never show up as a separate line: $89 for two movers, $119 for three, $149 for four, or a flat figure by bedroom count if you would rather skip the clock entirely. Standard released-value coverage is already built into that number, and Tyler will walk you through the full-value upgrade at the estimate if you want it.
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