Buy Used Moving Boxes in Los Angeles, CA

Available Listings near Los Angeles, CA

5 Moving Boxes listings within 500 miles of Los Angeles, CA. Additional nationwide listings follow the nearby results. Prices range from $1.20 to $7.20 per unit.

Used

Used 18 x 18 x 24 Moving Boxes - Los Angeles CA 90011

Dimensions not listed

$5.10/ unit

Los Angeles, CA

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Used

Medium Cardboard Moving Boxes - Long Beach CA 90805

Dimensions not listed

$4.86/ unit

Long Beach, CA

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Used

Bulk Amount Of Used Moving Boxes - Santa Ana CA 92707

Dimensions not listed

$4.86/ unit

Santa Ana, CA

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New

New 24x18x12 Moving Boxes - Chino, CA 91708

Dimensions not listed

$7.20/ unit

Chino, CA

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New

New 28x16x7 Moving Boxes - Petaluma, CA 94954

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$1.20/ unit

Petaluma, CA

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Used

Used Small Moving Boxes - Bend OR 97701

Dimensions not listed

$4.20/ unit

Bend, OR

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Used

Recycled Small Moving Boxes - Seattle WA 98115

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$4.98/ unit

Seattle, WA

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Like New (1x Used)

Like New 16x10x12 Moving Boxes - Hampton, VA 23666

Dimensions not listed

$1.20/ unit

Hampton, VA

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Moving Boxes Prices in Los Angeles, CA

Average pricing by condition based on 5 active listings

Condition	Avg. Price	Available Qty	Listings
New	$3.50	2	2
Used	$4.12	3	3

Prices reflect current market averages for moving boxes in Los Angeles, CA, with 5 units available across all conditions. View full price index

About Los Angeles

Los Angeles Supplier & Recycler of Used Moving Boxes

Save Money on Moving Boxes in Los Angeles: Your Complete Guide to Used Options

Your benefit: You'll save 50-80% on moving costs and help the environment by getting quality used boxes instead of buying new ones.

Why Choose Used Moving Boxes?

You get three main benefits:

Save $200-500 on your move (new boxes cost $2-5 each, used ones cost $0.50-1.50)

Help reduce waste (cardboard takes 2-3 months to decompose)

Get boxes that already proved they work for moving

Free Options: Start Here First

Community Sources

Check these places before spending money:

Online platforms:

Craigslist: Search "free moving boxes Los Angeles"

Nextdoor: Post asking neighbors for boxes

Facebook Marketplace: Filter for "free" items

Local stores:

Visit grocery stores early morning (7-9 AM)

Ask liquor stores for wine boxes (strongest type)

Check behind retail stores for clean boxes

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.

Box Exchange Programs

Some moving companies offer free box swaps:

Drop off your used boxes

Pick up boxes others left

No cost to you

Low-Cost Buying Options

When Free Isn't Enough

Sometimes you need specific sizes or quantities. Here's where to buy:

RePackify:

Used shipping boxes in multiple sizes

Quality-checked before selling

Request custom quotes online

Good for bulk orders

Local recycling companies:

Search "cardboard recycling Los Angeles"

Many sell used boxes

Often deliver to your door

Moving supply stores:

Check yellow pages for local dealers

Often have used inventory

Can order specific quantities

Rental Services: The Reusable Option

How It Works

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

Rental Pricing

20 crates for 2 weeks: around $140

40 crates for 2 weeks: around $200

Extensions usually cost $70 per week

When Rentals Make Sense

Choose rentals if:

You're moving locally (under 50 miles)

You have help loading/unloading

You want the easiest cleanup

Choosing the Right Option for Your Move

Small Moves (Under 20 boxes)

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

Medium Moves (20-50 boxes)

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

Large Moves (Over 50 boxes)

Best approach: Buy in bulk or rent

Contact RePackify for bulk pricing

Compare with rental services

Factor in your time and energy

After Your Move: Disposal

Recycling Your Boxes

Los Angeles offers free cardboard pickup:

Schedule annual "Move In/Move Out" pickup

Flatten boxes and remove tape

Put on curb on scheduled day

Passing Boxes Forward

Help others by:

Posting free boxes on Craigslist

Leaving clean boxes at community centers

Giving to friends who are moving

Action Steps

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.

Moving Boxes Prices in Los Angeles, CA

Condition-level pricing for moving boxes in Los Angeles, CA will appear here when current market data is available.

Condition	Avg. Price	Available Qty	Listings
Current market data	Pending	Pending	Pending

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