Interstate move≈ 190 mi
Local & long-distance moving
New York, NY movers
New York City movers for walk-ups, co-ops and doorman buildings, with moves across the five boroughs, to the suburbs and to any state.
Moving in & out of
New York, NY
New York
Nearby areas
- Brooklyn
- Bronx
- Newark, NJ
- Jamaica
- Paterson, NJ
Free & no obligation. A city, ZIP or full address works.
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20,000+
Clients served
5years
In business
100%
Moving carrier, not a broker
Licensed
USDOT 3787136 · MC 1357885
Moving in New York
Moving to, from or around New York
Moving in New York is shaped by the building: co-ops and condos often set move hours and ask for a certificate of insurance, and many older apartments are walk-ups with steep, narrow stairs. Truck parking takes planning on most blocks. We move apartments, homes and offices across the five boroughs and the suburbs, to other New York cities, to any state and to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
Local moves
Moves within New York and to nearby areas such as Brooklyn, Bronx and Newark, NJ.
Long-distance moves in New York
Moves between New York and other New York cities, such as Albany, Buffalo and Rochester.
Interstate moves
State-to-state moves to or from New York, planned around your route, schedule and belongings.
Alaska, Hawaii & Puerto Rico
Off-mainland moves between New York and Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico.
Routes
Popular moves to and from New York
Pick a route to see the distance and get a free quote, or enter your own addresses above.
- Interstate move≈ 210 mi
Washington, DCDistrict of Columbia to New York, NYNew York
- Interstate move≈ 80 mi
New York, NYNew York to Philadelphia, PAPennsylvania
- Interstate move≈ 170 mi
New York, NYNew York to Baltimore, MDMaryland
- Interstate move≈ 2,450 mi
New York, NYNew York to Los Angeles, CACalifornia
- Off-mainland move≈ 1,610 mi
New York, NYNew York to San Juan, PRPuerto Rico
Planning tips
Planning a move in New York
A few things to sort out early when you're moving in or out of New York.
- 01
Get your building's move rules
Many co-ops and condos allow moves only on weekdays during set hours and require a certificate of insurance naming the building. Ask the managing agent for the requirements once you have a date.
- 02
Count the flights
Tell us whether each apartment is a walk-up and how many flights there are. Steep, turning stairs in older buildings affect which furniture fits and how long the move takes.
- 03
Plan where the truck will park
Curb space is scarce on most Manhattan and Brooklyn blocks. Ask your building about a loading dock or loading zone, and check with the city about the parking rules on your street.
How it works
A simple moving process, start to finish
Four clear steps from your first quote to the moment your last box arrives.
- 1
Tell us about your move
Share where you're moving from and to, your preferred date and a few details about what you're moving.
- 2
Get your moving quote
We review your details and give you options based on your route, services and requirements.
- 3
Plan & schedule
Once you're ready, we confirm the details, schedule your move and help you prepare for moving day.
- 4
Pickup, transport & delivery
Your belongings are prepared, picked up and delivered according to the plan for your move.
More cities
More cities we serve
The nearest city pages to New York. Every other city is on our movers page.
FAQ
New York moving FAQ
Common questions about moving in or out of New York.
Yes. Moves to Long Island, Westchester or upstate stay within New York, while moves to New Jersey or Connecticut cross a state line. We handle both, and we're licensed for interstate moves.
Customer reviews
What our customers say
Reviews from people and businesses who moved with Relocation Standard.
Ready to plan your move?
Tell us where you're moving from and where you're going. We'll take it from there.