Flat screen TVs packed upright and set back up at the new home.

We wrap each flat screen in foam. We pack it upright for the truck, or build a case cut to fit a large screen. At destination, we unbox it and set it back up.

Insured, background-checked technicians. Estimates in minutes, across the US and Canada.

Two Alliance technicians lowering a large flat screen TV into a foam-lined crate

What we pack

  • Flat screen TVs

    We wrap the screen in foam and box it upright. No pressure touches the glass.

  • Large screens

    We build a wood case cut to fit when a screen is too big or too valuable for a box.

  • Media gear

    We pack the components that go with the TV and keep them together.

  • Computers

    We pack computers in clearly marked boxes and set each item where you want it at the new home.

  • Original boxes

    If you kept the TV's original box and foam, we use them. They are the best way to move it.

  • Setup at destination

    We unbox each screen and set it back up with the same care used to pack it.

Why does a flat screen need specialist packing?

Moving and relocation companies book TV and electronics packing for the families they move. Families can request a quote directly. A flat screen should travel upright, never lying down. Nothing should press on the screen.

Every technician we send is insured and has passed a background check. When a screen is large or valuable, we build a wood case cut to fit it. We crate art and mirrors the same way. Cardboard flexes under a load. A wood crate doesn't.

An estimate is free. Most estimates come back in minutes. Larger or unusual jobs can take up to one business day. Price depends on the pieces, the services and the distance. Every order gets one named coordinator. Order status and arrival times are online in the customer portal.

How a TV gets packed

  1. Wrap

    At origin, we wrap the screen in foam.

  2. Box or crate

    The TV goes upright into its box. A wood case cut to fit replaces the box when needed.

  3. Travel upright

    The screen rides upright, never flat. Nothing presses on it.

  4. Set up

    At destination, we unbox the TV and set it back up.

What happens at origin and at destination?

At origin

What work happens before the move?

  • Wrap each flat screen in foam
  • Box it upright or build a case cut to fit
  • Pack media gear and keep it with the TV
  • Pack computers in clearly marked boxes

At destination

What work happens after the move?

  • Unbox each TV and set it back up
  • Open a crated screen and unpack it
  • Unpack computers and set each item where you want it

How do I plan ahead for TV packing?

What should I have ready before you arrive?

  • The TV's original box and foam, if you kept them
  • Your computer files backed up
  • A list of screens and electronics to pack
  • Where each TV goes in the new home

Good to know

  • TVs travel upright, never lying down
  • A large or valuable screen may need a crate
  • Your moving company loads and drives the truck

TV packing questions to ask before you book

For anything else, call dispatch at (877) 242-0409.

About TV packing

How should a flat screen TV travel?

Upright, never lying down. Nothing should press on the screen. The original box and foam are the best way to move it.

What if I no longer have the original box?

We wrap the screen in foam and box it upright for the truck. A large or valuable screen can go in a wood case built to fit.

Do you set the TV back up at the new home?

Yes. At destination, we unbox the TV and set it back up with the same care used to pack it.

Does the moving company still load the truck?

Yes. Alliance handles the specialty packing at origin and the setup at destination. Your moving company loads and drives the truck.

Computers and booking

What should I do before a technician packs my computer?

Back up your computer files before the move, ideally to an external hard drive.

How fast can I get an estimate?

Most estimates come back in minutes. Larger or unusual jobs can take up to one business day. An estimate is free.

Who packs my TV?

An insured technician who has passed a background check. Alliance works only with top-rated providers who pass regular performance evaluations.

Where does Alliance pack TVs?

Across the United States and Canada, at origin before the move and at destination after it.

Movers and families count on us.

  • 20,000+Families get crating, disassembly and specialty moving help every year.
  • US and CanadaMovers hand off jobs to techs near the customer.
  • MinutesEstimates come back in minutes, complex orders within a day.

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