📦 Free delivery & pickup within 30 miles of downtown Houston · 1-week or 2-week rentals Call or text (281) 742-0301
🚀 Soft launch: we're starting with our first 50 bins. Founding customers get 15% off with code FIRST50. Bigger packages open as we add bins.

How it works

From "we should probably pack" to done, in four steps

No box runs. No tape guns. No wondering if the bottom is going to fall out on the stairs.

1

Book in two minutes

Choose a package based on bedrooms (our calculator helps if you're unsure). Enter the address where we deliver, the address where we pick up, and your preferred dates. Pay by card. You get a text confirmation right away and a 2-hour delivery window the evening before.

2

We deliver, sanitized and stacked

We bring the bins on dollies to wherever you want them: garage, living room, 14th-floor apartment. Each bin is pressure-washed and sanitized after its last rental. You'll also get room labels, zip ties for the lids, and a one-page packing cheat sheet.

3

Pack, stack, roll, move

Pack room by room. Bins hold about 50 lbs comfortably. Snap the lid, zip-tie it if you want it tamper-proof, stack four high on a dolly and roll it to the truck. Movers love uniform bins because they Tetris perfectly. Your move goes faster, which with hourly movers means it costs less.

4

Unpack, then we disappear

Unpack at the new place over the second week. Nest the empties, stack them by the door, and text us "ready." We pick up within your window. No breaking down cardboard, no bulk trash pickup, no rat hotel in the garage.

The gear

What shows up at your door

The bin

27-gallon heavy-duty bin, about 30" × 20" × 15" and 3.6 cubic feet. Reinforced ribs, molded grip handles, food-safe plastic. Snap-tight lids lock into the bin above so stacks don't slide.

The dolly

Every order comes with two four-wheel dollies. One dolly moves a 4-bin stack (~200 lbs) with one hand. Rolls on tile, wood, concrete and most carpet. Need more? $12 each.

Labels & zip ties

Color-coded room labels that peel off clean, plus zip ties for lids you want sealed (medicine, documents, the "do not let the kids open this" bin).

Packing cheat sheet

How to pack a bin like a pro

  • Heavy on the bottom, light on top. Books and canned goods go first, linens go on top.
  • Don't overfill. If the lid doesn't snap flat, take something out. Stacks stay stable when lids are flush.
  • Dishes go vertical. Wrap plates in paper and stand them on edge like records. They're stronger that way.
  • Label the short side. That's the side you see when bins are stacked on a dolly.
  • Pack an "open first" bin. Toilet paper, phone chargers, coffee, a knife, sheets. Zip-tie it with a different color.
  • Liquids get a bag. Cleaning supplies and shampoo go in a zip bag inside the bin.
  • Roll, don't carry. Four bins on a dolly is one trip. Carrying them one at a time is four trips and a sore back.
  • Nest the empties. Pop the lids, stack the lids in one pile, and drop the tubs into each other. They take up a third of the space and pickup is faster.

Ready to skip the cardboard?

Book your bins today. We'll bring them tomorrow.

Free delivery and pickup within 30 miles of downtown. Two dollies with every order. One week or two. No cardboard, no tape, no trash pile on the curb.

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