Shop From Local Manufacturers & Sellers of Moving Boxes.
Your benefit: You'll save 50-80% on moving costs and help the environment by getting quality used boxes instead of buying new ones.
You get three main benefits:
Check these places before spending money:
Online platforms:
Local stores:
Example: Sarah found 30 boxes outside a Target in Beverly Hills at 8 AM. The manager said they put out fresh boxes every Tuesday morning.
Some moving companies offer free box swaps:
Sometimes you need specific sizes or quantities. Here's where to buy:
RePackify:
Local recycling companies:
Moving supply stores:
You rent plastic crates instead of buying cardboard:
Company delivers crates to your old home
You pack and move
Company picks up crates at your new home
Choose rentals if:
Best approach: Start with free sources
Check Craigslist daily for one week
Ask neighbors on social media
Visit grocery stores early morning
Buy remaining boxes from RePackify if needed
Best approach: Mix free and purchased
Get 10-15 boxes free from community sources
Buy remaining boxes in bulk
Consider renting if you want easy cleanup
Best approach: Buy in bulk or rent
Contact RePackify for bulk pricing
Compare with rental services
Factor in your time and energy
Los Angeles offers free cardboard pickup:
Help others by:
This week: Check free sources daily
Two weeks before moving: Count how many boxes you still need
One week before: Buy remaining boxes from RePackify or rent crates
Moving day: Keep boxes in good condition for reuse
After moving: Recycle or give away boxes responsibly
Remember: Most people need 10-15 boxes per room. A typical 2-bedroom apartment needs 40-60 boxes total.
Start with free options, fill gaps with affordable purchases, and you'll have everything you need without breaking your budget.
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