You’re not spending weekends wrapping dishes or hunting down boxes that actually fit your mirrors. You’re getting hours back in your day while our trained crews handle the tedious work with the right materials and techniques.
Your fine china gets wrapped individually in protective paper, not thrown in whatever box you found at the grocery store. Glassware goes into dish packs designed specifically for fragile items. Artwork and mirrors get custom crating when needed, not just bubble wrap and hope.
Everything gets labeled clearly so you know exactly which box contains what. You’re not opening 30 boxes looking for the coffee maker on your first morning in the new place. Our inventory system tracks it all, room by room, so unpacking actually makes sense instead of feeling like a scavenger hunt.
All Terrain Moving and Junk Removal Inc. has been handling residential packing Long Island moves since 2009. We’re a family-owned company that understands what West Islip homeowners need—reliability, careful handling, and transparent pricing without surprises.
We’ve packed everything from waterfront homes along Great South Bay to commercial offices in Suffolk County. Our crew knows how to handle valuable items because they’ve done it thousands of times, not because they watched a training video last week.
You’re working with a licensed and insured company that’s been part of this community for over a decade. We show up on time, do the work right, and clean up the packing debris when we’re done.
You call or fill out the form, and we schedule a time to assess what needs packing. We look at your fragile items, furniture that needs disassembly, and any specialty pieces that require extra care. You get a clear quote with no hidden fees showing up later.
On packing day, our crew arrives with all materials—boxes, packing paper, bubble wrap, dish packs, wardrobe boxes with steel bars, and custom crating supplies if needed. We start with the most fragile items first, wrapping and boxing systematically room by room.
Each box gets labeled with its contents and destination room. Furniture gets disassembled if needed for safe transport. Everything goes on an inventory list so nothing disappears into the moving truck mystery. When we’re done, your home is packed, organized, and ready for the movers—or we handle that part too if you want the complete moving services Long Island package.
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You’re getting trained crews who know the difference between packing a lamp and packing a crystal chandelier. The service includes all packing materials—you’re not making runs to Home Depot for more tape.
Fragile items get special treatment with dish packs, extra padding, and proper wrapping techniques. Furniture gets disassembled when needed and reassembled at your new location. Wardrobe boxes keep your clothes on hangers so you’re not ironing everything when you unpack.
West Islip’s housing market is competitive, with homes selling in 19 days on average. When you’re moving quickly, professional packing services mean you’re ready to go without scrambling. For commercial packing Long Island businesses, we handle office equipment, files, and technology with the same care as residential items.
The service is flexible—full packing if you want everything handled, partial packing for specific rooms, or fragile-only service if you’re comfortable packing clothes and linens yourself. We also offer unpacking services and haul away all the boxes and packing materials when you’re settled.
Packing costs depend on how much you need packed and what type of items require special handling. A typical three-bedroom home in West Islip runs between $800 and $1,500 for full packing services, though homes with extensive fragile collections or specialty items cost more.
Partial packing—where we handle only fragile items, artwork, or specific rooms—costs less because it takes fewer hours and materials. We provide free quotes after assessing your specific situation, so you know the exact cost before committing.
The investment usually pays for itself when you factor in the time saved and the reduced risk of damage. Improperly packed items break during moves, and replacing a damaged antique or piece of art costs more than hiring professionals to pack it correctly the first time.
Yes, all packing materials are included in the service. We bring boxes in multiple sizes, dish packs for fragile items, wardrobe boxes with steel hanging bars, packing paper, bubble wrap, and tape.
For specialty items like large mirrors, artwork, or antiques, we have custom crating materials and build protection based on the specific piece. You’re not responsible for sourcing any materials or making sure you have the right type of box for each item.
The materials we use are professional-grade, not the free boxes from behind the liquor store that might collapse halfway through the move. Dish packs are double-walled and designed specifically for glassware and china. Wardrobe boxes are tall and sturdy enough to transport hanging clothes without wrinkling.
A typical three-bedroom home in West Islip takes a crew of two to three people about six to eight hours to pack completely. Larger homes or those with extensive collections of fragile items take longer—sometimes a full day or even two days for very large properties.
The timeline depends on how much you’re moving, how many fragile items need special attention, and whether furniture requires disassembly. A home filled with books, china collections, and artwork takes longer than one with mostly furniture and clothing.
We can also split the packing over multiple days if that works better for your schedule. Some clients prefer having us pack non-essential items early, then handle kitchen and daily-use items closer to moving day.
Absolutely. Partial packing services are common, especially for people who are comfortable packing clothes, linens, and non-fragile items but want professionals handling the breakables.
We’ll pack your dishes, glassware, artwork, mirrors, lamps, electronics, and any other items that need special care. This option costs less than full packing because it requires fewer hours and materials, but you still get professional protection for the items most likely to break during a move.
Many West Islip clients choose this option to save money while ensuring their valuable or sentimental items are handled correctly. You pack the easy stuff on your own timeline, and we come in for a few hours to handle everything fragile.
We’re fully licensed and insured, which means you have protection if something goes wrong. Our crews are trained to pack items correctly to prevent damage, but insurance coverage is in place for the rare situations where items are damaged.
When items are professionally packed by our crew, they’re covered under our insurance policy. If you pack items yourself and they break during the move, that’s typically not covered—which is one reason many people choose professional packing services for fragile or valuable belongings.
We also maintain detailed inventory lists of everything packed, so there’s clear documentation of what was handled and where it was placed. This protects both you and us by creating accountability throughout the entire moving process.
Yes, unpacking services are available and often requested by clients who want to settle into their new home quickly. We’ll unpack boxes, place items where you direct, and remove all packing materials and empty boxes when we’re done.
Unpacking typically goes faster than packing because we’re not wrapping each item individually—we’re unwrapping and placing. A home that took eight hours to pack might take four to five hours to unpack, depending on how specific you want to be about placement.
This service is especially helpful for busy professionals, families with young children, or anyone moving into West Islip who wants to be functional in their new home immediately rather than living out of boxes for weeks. You can also choose partial unpacking—kitchen and bathrooms first, for example—and handle bedrooms and other areas yourself over time.
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