St Mary Cray and Cray Valley Professional Packers — BR5, Bromley

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   Tell us the home

   Bedrooms, what you want packed and photos or a quick video walk-round. That is enough to size a St Mary Cray and Cray Valley pack without anyone visiting.

2. 2

   Fixed quote and box plan

   Packer count, hours and every box, roll and cover in one figure, with London Borough of Bromley parking for the materials drop already sorted.

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   Packed and labelled

   Room by room, fragiles wrapped individually, inventory handed over, plus unpacking and box collection in BR5 where booked.

• Full pack, 1-bed home£180

  Two packers

  3–4 hours

• Full pack, 2-bed home£290

  Two packers

  5–6 hours

• Full pack, 3-bed home£420

  Two to three packers

  1 day

• Full pack, 4-bed home£580

  Three packers

  1–1.5 days

• Full pack, 5-bed+ home£760

  Three to four packers

  1.5–2 days

• Fragile-only pack£140

  Two packers

  2–4 hours

• Kitchen-only pack£120

  Two packers

  2–3 hours

• Packing and unpacking combined+45%

  Same crew both ends

  Two half-days

• Unpack only, room by room£150

  Two packers

  3–5 hours

• Materials bundle delivered (sized by bedroom)£55

  Dropped 2–5 days ahead

  1-bed bundle

• Wardrobe boxes on loan£0

  Included, collected after

  Per move

• Export wrapping for storage or overseas, per item£18

  Inside crew time

  10–20 min per item

• Piano, art and antiques cratingOn survey

  Specialist crew

  Half day

• Box collection after the move£45

  One driver

  Under an hour

All prices include VAT and all materials — double-wall boxes, packing paper, bubble wrap, tape, mattress and sofa covers, and wardrobe boxes on loan. Quotes follow bedrooms and contents, are confirmed in writing from your photos or a video walk-round, and are never revised on the day. Homes heavy with books, china or artwork are priced honestly up front rather than surprised at the end.

Sized for St Mary Cray and Cray Valley: homes here average about 3 bedrooms and 22.9% are flats, so this is the plan a typical BR5 pack actually needs. Every box, roll and cover in it is inside the quoted price.

• Kitchen11–19

  Cell-divided cartons for glass, plates packed on edge, pans in mediums.

• Living room and books15–25

  Books in small boxes only — nothing over 20kg on a London staircase.

• Bedrooms and wardrobes14–23

  Hanging clothes straight into wardrobe boxes on loan, drawers into larges.

• Bathroom, hallway and study7–11

  Liquids bagged and boxed separately, cables and tech in one labelled carton.

• Fragiles — china, glass, art, mirrors6–10

  Wrapped individually in paper, then bubble, then boxed with corner protection.

• Loft, garage and shed8–14

  Usually a third of the total again, and the part most quotes forget to count.

St Mary Cray and Cray Valley is period stock near The River Cray and Nugent Shopping Park, and that shapes every pack: china cabinets, stemware, mirrors, framed prints and long runs of shelving. Rooms average around 3 bedrooms and hold far more glass and paper than a modern flat, so a fragile packing day is often booked on its own. Narrow returns on the stairs decide how boxes are filled — small and heavy, large and light.