Where do you move in New York?

We Cover a radius of 400 miles from NYC for nay pick up to every state in the US.

How much will a move cost me in New York?

There are many factors of how we determine the cost. For example, Not each 1 bedroom will cost the same. each move is unique. With a quick phone call or an email, we can provide an accurate estimate.

How big of a move can you do?

Our teams can handle studio moves up to a whole building. We also specialize in large projects (residential and commercial ) and we always recommend an onsite visit for those types of projects.

Can I change my moving date or cancel?

You can cancel or change the move date up to 72 hours with no fee.

Will the movers wrap my furniture for free?

Yes, each move includes an unlimited amount of blankets to protect your items.

Do you offer packing services?

Sometimes known as accessorial charges, packing services include packing, unpacking, crating, or appliance disconnection by the moving company. We offer all services. We can deliver the supplies straight to your home or just pack whatever you need on the move date. our trucks are always equipped with all stuff needed to pack a whole house.

Can you do interstate long-distance moves?

Yes, We offer door to door service for all lower 48 states.

Do you have insurance?

Your belongings will be covered with free BASIC coverage of $0.60 cents per pound per article (item) by default as required by the Department of Transportation. * If you would like to purchase the optional Full Value Protection - Movinginsurance.com or Bakerintl.com for more info

How soon can I book my move?

We getting booked pretty fast so we advised booking ad least 14 days in advance. For moves between the 26th to the 3rd we advise to book ad least 3 weeks in advance.

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10 Cheap Places to Live Near NYC

Are you looking to set up home near New York City but don’t want to pay astronomical prices for rent? Continue reading to discover 10 places to live in the most affordable suburbs of NYC.

New Rochelle

Located a mere 30 minute train journey away from Grand Central Station is New Rochelle. A small town, it provides a haven away from the hustle and bustle of NYC and you can find studio apartments for under $1500 a month in rent. Of the most affordable places to live within an hour of NYC, New Rochelle is a favorite.

Stamford

Stamford provides a big city vibe for a fraction of the cost and you can easily commute to the big apple in an hour. With a slower pace of life than NYC, a studio apartment will set you back around $1600 on average. With its own vibrant downtown, you won’t find yourself bored should you wish to spend time a little closer to home.

Maplewood

A charming city west of Manhattan, the journey from Maplewood to NYC takes just 30 minutes. Rent is significantly cheaper, sitting at approximately $1300 per month for an average studio. With locally-owned bars, restaurants, shopping districts and more, Maplewood also provides a life of its own.

Yonkers

Another easily accessible place to live is Yonkers. Whilst it’s not one of the main five boroughs, a train journey from Yonkers to NYC takes around 30 minutes. Average rent is just over $2000 a month and you won’t be hit with the city taxes.

Port Washington

With just a 40 minute commute into Manhattan, Port Washington is a great place to live. A coastal town, it has marina parks, restaurants next to the water and beautiful landscapes. Close enough to the city for an easy commute but far enough away to switch off from city life, Port Washington provides the best of both worlds.

Larchmont

With an average train journey time of 30 minutes, Larchmont provides another great place to live outside of the city. You’ll find properties to rent for under $2000 and it has a great mixture of urban and suburban life. A tasteful charm, Larchmont is perfect for long-term renters.

Fort Lee

Located right on the other side of the Hudson River is Fort Lee. If you’re not ready to leave Manhattan completely, it’s a great place to set up home. And with a life of its own, you can stay in the area instead of travelling into the city on weekends if you so wish.

Greenwich

If you work in the city but don’t want to pay the costly rental prices, Greenwich is perfect. It has charm and culture and is just an hour’s ride away from Grand Central Station. Often ranked as one of the best places to live in the United States, you’re sure to feel right at home.

Fleetwood

A half hour train journey from NYC, Fleetwood is located in Mount Vernon. Renters can expect to pay around $1500 for a studio and $1800 for a one bed apartment. And many homes also offer private garages, a luxury that is rare in the big apple itself. So it goes without saying that Fleetwood is one of the best places to live within 2 hours of NYC.

Tarrytown

Tarrytown is perfect for those who can’t afford to or don’t want to pay the hefty rental prices in NYC. With a studio apartment costing approximately $1100 on average, it’s one of the cheaper places to live. And the best part? You can get the train into Manhattan in under an hour.

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