Showing 15 of 24 published Shipping Boxes listings near Albuquerque, NM.
Average pricing by condition based on 3 active listings
| Condition | Avg. Price | Available Qty | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Used | $3.31 | 1,700 | 3 |
Prices reflect current market averages for shipping boxes in Albuquerque, NM, with 1,700 units available across all conditions. View full price index
What you'll get from this guide: Learn how to cut your packing costs in half while helping the environment by buying used shipping boxes in Albuquerque.
You save money. New boxes cost $2-5 each. Used boxes cost $0.50-2 each.
You help the planet. Every reused box means one less tree cut down.
You get the same protection. Used boxes work just as well as new ones if they're in good shape.
RePackify connects you with people selling used shipping boxes in your area.
What they offer:
Small moving boxes for household items
Large bulk boxes for big moves
Gaylord boxes (huge 48" × 45" × 45" boxes) for warehouse storage
Service details:
Covers all central Albuquerque (ZIP codes 87101–87123)
Open Monday–Friday, 6 am–4 pm
They deliver to you or you can pick up boxes yourself
Showing 15 of 24 published Shipping Boxes listings near Albuquerque, NM.
Prices vary by size and how many you need
How it works:
Call or visit their website
Tell them what size boxes you need
Get a price quote
Choose delivery or pickup
Many moving companies sell their used boxes after customers are done with them.
What to look for:
Companies that do both residential and commercial moves
Boxes that held dry goods (avoid boxes that held liquids)
Clean boxes with no stains or smells
How to find them:
Search online for "moving companies Albuquerque"
Call and ask if they sell used boxes
Visit their locations to see boxes in person
Your neighbors throw away good boxes every day. Here's where to find them:
Online community boards:
Local classified websites
Neighborhood social networks
Community exchange groups
Physical locations:
Grocery stores (ask managers about empty produce boxes)
Retail stores (many throw away clean shipping boxes daily)
Office buildings (copy paper boxes are perfect for books)
Not all used boxes are worth buying. Here's what to check:
Good signs:
Corners are square and strong
No water stains or discoloration
Bottom flaps close tightly
Sides don't bend when you press them
Bad signs:
Crushed or bent corners
Water damage or stains
Torn or missing flaps
Soft spots that feel weak
Buy in bulk: Order 20+ boxes to get better prices.
Ask about discounts: Many sellers offer deals for repeat customers.
Compare prices: Check 2-3 sources before buying.
Time your purchase: Buy boxes right after busy moving seasons (summer and early fall) when supply is high.
Small boxes (16" × 12" × 12"): Books, dishes, small appliances
Medium boxes (20" × 16" × 15"): Clothes, linens, toys
Large boxes (24" × 20" × 18"): Pillows, blankets, light furniture
Extra large boxes (27" × 21" × 21"): Lampshades, artwork, bulky light items
Start with small boxes. They're easier to carry when full and less likely to break.
By choosing used shipping boxes, you keep money in your pocket and keep cardboard out of landfills. Your move becomes cheaper and greener at the same time.