What to Pack First When You’re Moving Out of a Condo
Packing a condo can feel like a game of Tetris. Every square foot counts, and the key is knowing where to start. Whether you're in a Fayetteville high-rise or a Southern Pines walk-up, here’s how to pack smart from the very first box.
1. Non-Essentials First
Start with what you won’t need right away. Think books, seasonal clothes, home decor, and rarely used kitchen gadgets. These can be packed weeks in advance and clearly labeled.
2. Spare Rooms & Closets
Guest rooms, coat closets, and storage nooks are gold mines for early packing. Bag up linens, holiday decor, and extra toiletries
3. Specialty Items
Packing art, collectibles, or electronics? Do it before the chaos begins. Use bubble wrap, towels, or clothes to cushion delicate items.
4. Important Documents & Essentials
Designate one file folder or lockbox for things like your lease, ID, mail forwarding forms, and insurance info. Keep it separate so it doesn’t get lost.
5. Kitchen—But Not All of It
Pack your extras: serving trays, fondue sets, backup silverware. Leave a “last week” box with essentials like one pan, a mug, and your favorite coffee.
Need help lifting and loading once it’s all boxed up? D3 Delivery has the trained crew to get your condo emptied safely and efficiently.

