Six flattened wardrobe boxes, a roll of stretch wrap, and a move date three days out — that’s the moment most Jersey City households call Eagle Van Lines instead of packing the kitchen themselves at midnight. Kevin O’Malley schedules the pack crew a day ahead of load day so nothing is still drying when the truck backs in.
What’s in the full-pack service
- Heavy-duty cartons, archive paper, and dish packs supplied
- Custom wood crates built for glass tops and artwork
- Sealed upholstery wrap for humid Hudson River-adjacent moves
- Room-by-room labeling so unpack day goes faster
- Full-value protection covers packed items on the quote, no separate rider
How packing prices out
Pack labor runs $129 an hour with the same crew that loads the truck the next day; materials price on what’s actually used. A typical two-bedroom Jersey City apartment packs in about a day with a two-mover crew. Get a binding packing figure.
What’s separate
Full-pack covers boxing, wrap, and labeling. Piano crating, move-gap storage, and hazardous-materials disposal bill separately. Home.
What’s Included
- Cartons, archive paper, and dish packs supplied
- Custom wood crates for glass and artwork
- Sealed upholstery wrap for humid transit days
- Room-by-room labeling for unpack day
- Full-value protection included, no separate packing rider
- Kevin O'Malley schedules pack crews a day ahead of load day
What Does It Cost?
Run the clock or skip it — a two-mover crew opens at $129/hr, or a flat band by home size starts around $349
The truck, blankets, and dollies never show up as a separate line: $129 for two movers, $179 for three, $229 for four, or a flat figure by bedroom count if you would rather skip the clock entirely. Full-value protection is already built into that number — Eagle Van Lines includes it standard, not as something added at the end.
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