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Patient, practical packing and unpacking assistance for seniors and their families. Pack Now, Pay Later lets Wake Forest customers reserve a professional crew online with a payment starting at $97 and pay the remaining labor balance as the work is completed.
Choose the home, services, crew time, and dates that fit your move. For two-home projects, schedule packing at Home 1 and unpacking at Home 2 separately. Local moves can use the same crew when practical; long-distance projects use separate local crews.
Select packing, loading, unloading, unpacking, organizing, furniture disassembly or reassembly, and move-out or move-in cleaning. Your crew works through the priorities you select during the time reserved.
Standard service is $39 per worker-hour. One full crew day provides two professional helpers for up to eight hours, totaling $624. Additional time is provided only with your approval.
Tell us what needs to happen at each address. The booking system recommends crew days, packing-supply quantities, specialty kits, and cleaning options using your home size, rooms, garage, attic, stories, furnishing level, and selected services.
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The booking calendar normally displays the currently available scheduling window. Additional future dates can be coordinated as operations expand.
You select an available preferred start time while booking. Final scheduling details are confirmed before service day.
No. You may provide approved access or designate another adult. Your selection also determines how progress-payment instructions are communicated.
Yes. The booking questionnaire recommends a quantity based on the home, and you can increase or decrease it.
Order supplies at least 7–10 days before packing day whenever possible, then confirm delivery at least 48 hours before the crew arrives.
Kits are designed to include a practical mix of boxes and packing essentials. Contents or brands may be substituted with equivalent products based on availability.
Materials are not included in the labor rate. You may supply your own or purchase managed packing-supply kits during booking.
No. The crew does not transport belongings or drive the loaded truck.
Yes. Select unpacking and organizing/setup for Home 2, then describe your priorities in the booking notes.
An empty-truck return may be purchased separately where available. It does not include transporting customer belongings.
Yes. You can reserve the crew for selected rooms or priority areas instead of the entire home.
Where available, an authorized driver can bring the customer-rented empty truck to the loading address. The customer must authorize the driver in advance.
Yes. Kitchen packing can be selected as a priority. Make sure enough boxes, packing paper, and fragile-item protection are available.
No. The customer rents and pays for the truck, fuel, mileage, and protection directly. The add-on covers bringing the empty truck to the service address.
Yes. Crews can follow room priorities, help pack and unpack, and assist with organizing. Disposal, donation, or specialty care should be discussed separately.
Yes. Fragile-item, television, mirror, artwork, and wardrobe packing options can be added where available.
No. This is labor-only service. The customer or a licensed moving company transports the belongings.
They can. Multiple stories, long carries, elevators, and difficult access may increase the recommended time.
Yes. Loading and unloading can be selected for a customer-provided rental truck, trailer, PODS-style container, or storage container.
For local moves, the same crew is used when practical. Long-distance moves generally use separate local crews at Home 1 and Home 2.
Usually, yes. The portal asks for a Home 1 date and a Home 2 date so the crews can be scheduled correctly.
Yes. Long-distance two-home bookings can coordinate separate crews in different service areas.
Yes. Choose a two-home move and enter separate Home 1 and Home 2 services, addresses, and dates.
Yes. Move-out cleaning can be added for Home 1, with pricing based on square footage, condition, bathrooms, occupancy, and selected extras.
Basic movable-item preparation may be possible, but plumbing, gas, electrical, built-in appliances, and specialty installations require qualified providers.
Cleaning is designed as an add-on within the moving-service portal. Availability may depend on the service area and selected date.
Yes. Standard furniture disassembly can use your reserved crew time. Built-in, specialty, unsafe, or unusually complex items may require another provider.
Yes. Move-in cleaning can be scheduled for Home 2 separately from packing or unpacking.
Yes. Select furniture reassembly for Home 2 and include the furniture types in your notes.
Cleaning uses the same hourly labor rate and is included in your recommended crew time rather than charged as a separate fixed-price add-on.
The portal asks about square footage, bathrooms, condition, whether the home is empty, and extras such as the refrigerator, oven, cabinets, and interior windows.
Yes. Select the applicable extra areas so the recommendation accounts for the additional work.
Yes. Include floor, stairs, elevator, parking, loading-zone, and building-access information in your booking.
Packing labor is $39 per worker-hour. A two-person crew for up to eight hours is $624, before optional supplies, truck services, or cleaning add-ons.
If you select no add-ons, $97 reserves your crew and is credited toward labor. If you select add-ons, you pay for those items instead and no separate $97 reservation payment is added.
Yes, when the $97 reservation is charged. If add-ons replace the reservation payment, they remain separate purchases and your full labor balance is paid as the crew works.
Yes. The booking questionnaire recommends crew time and add-ons using your home size, rooms, furnishing level, extra areas, services, and move details.
The standard booking uses a two-person crew. Eligible projects can select Accelerate My Packing for a four-person crew using the same reserved man-hours.
One full crew day generally means two people working for up to eight clock hours, equal to 16 worker-hours.
Yes. A half crew day generally provides two people for up to four clock hours, equal to eight worker-hours.