Packing Services Lee, SE12 — Materials Included

1. 1

   Tell us the home

   Bedrooms, what you want packed and photos or a quick video walk-round. That is enough to size a Lee 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 Lewisham parking for the materials drop already sorted.

3. 3

   Packed and labelled

   Room by room, fragiles wrapped individually, inventory handed over, plus unpacking and box collection in SE12 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 Lee: homes here average about 2.7 bedrooms and 39.4% are flats, so this is the plan a typical SE12 pack actually needs. Every box, roll and cover in it is inside the quoted price.

• Kitchen11–18

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

• Living room and books14–23

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

• Bedrooms and wardrobes12–20

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

• Bathroom, hallway and study6–10

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

• Fragiles — china, glass, art, mirrors5–9

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

• Loft, garage and shed8–13

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

Lee is period stock near The Manor House and its gardens, and that shapes every pack: china cabinets, stemware, mirrors, framed prints and long runs of shelving. Rooms average around 2.7 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.