Service route: Suzhou to Los Angeles, United States；
Service model: Door-to-door, one-stop moving service；
Case summary: Mr. Feng hired Seapoe to ship a whole home's worth of furniture to the US.

Mr. Feng was being transferred for work and getting ready to move his family to the US for the long haul. What he couldn't stand to part with was a houseful of furniture and appliances. They weren't old, the quality was good, and they were solidly built. Selling them cheap felt wrong; leaving them to gather dust in China felt worse. US furniture and appliances are expensive, so he started wondering: could he ship the whole lot over instead?

Shipping raised its own worries, though. Would the fragile pieces survive more than 10,000 kilometers of ocean tossing? Would mattresses and sofas soak up moisture? And once everything landed in the US, who would deliver it, and who would put it together?

After comparing quotes from several companies, Mr. Feng went with Seapoe's door-to-door, one-stop shipping service. It starts with packing at his home and ends with unpacking and assembly in his new US home. Export declaration, customs clearance and transport in between are all handled by Seapoe. All he has to do is take delivery at the agreed time.

1. Packing at the home: furniture and appliances sorted, packaging planned item by item

Packing at the customer's home is the first link in the chain, and the one that decides whether everything reaches the US in one piece. Furniture and appliances don't get the same treatment — each needs its own approach.For a glass tabletop, for example, the crew wraps it in several layers of pearl foam, adds cardboard over the face and edges, then secures the whole thing with stretch film. That keeps the glass from shifting around inside the carton and leaves enough cushioning for the pressure and vibration along the way. Mattresses get a dedicated protective cover and are sealed up before being carried downstairs — that keeps out moisture during the sea voyage and prevents scuffs and dirt during handling. Everything is ready to use straight out of the wrapping, with no airing out needed.

2. Warehouse reinforcement: fumigation-free wooden crates for valuables and fragile items

Once the goods reach Seapoe's own warehouse, they don't go straight into the container. The crew runs a second inspection and reinforces each piece based on how it was packed. Valuables and fragile items get custom fumigation-free wooden crates. Only after every single item has been confirmed does loading begin for the sea shipment.

3. Dedicated staff for customs declaration and clearance, with live shipment updates

Seapoe assigned specialists to handle export declaration and customs clearance for Mr. Feng. Those who qualify can apply for duty-free treatment on personal effects. Once the shipment is on its way, Mr. Feng can check its status in real time using the tracking number.

4. Delivery to the door: carried inside, unpacking and assembly assistance

After customs released the shipment, Seapoe set a delivery time with Mr. Feng. The crew carried every piece of furniture into its designated room in the new home, then helped unpack, assemble and position everything, and hauled the packing waste away at the end. The Feng family didn't have to lift a finger — it was ready to use.