Brooklyn and NYC Moving Company: Local, NJ and Long-Distance Moves
To begin with moving isn’t your typical/uniform/steady work:
No two moves are identical.
As opposed to purchasing an item, and paying a predetermined price for it, there are a number of variables determining the cost of the Moving service.
Based on the list above, we will need the following information from you:
- Date of the move (beginning or end of the month, the season);
- Whether you have stairs (number of flights, as this affects the duration of the job and its difficulty);
- Weather conditions (rain/snow etc., delay the labor and traveling time);
- Packing of fragile items (boxes, tape, shrink wrap, safeguarding the furniture);
- Tolls etc
Our Prices
The minimum flat rate is $385. Contact us for details.
Packing materials are not included.
Amount of furniture
(the more you have the longer it will take to wrap it); Does your building require insurance?
Fragile items
(Vases, lamps, TVs, mirrors, computer monitors, glass shelves, glass tables etc., all has to be packed securely into special boxes);
Payment
We are offering a plan of moving on your desirable budget (for this you will need to get in touch with our specialist over the phone, and be ready to describe your specific situation in detail).
Client Information
Select a date of the move that works for you; Amount of stairs (oftentimes even a building with an elevator may have stairs in its service entrance, which they require us to use). As you know this delays and complicates the job);
Insurance?
Your business or personal items are so important to be safe that we provide a free standard valuation protection plan (insurance). Two Guys and a Truck NYC Movers can handle your specific move with the exceptional care, precision and speed you deserve. Our movers are the most trusted and the most reliable and professional movers in the industry.
WE WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE AN INSURANCE CERTIFICATE (COI) FOR YOUR SAFETY AND THE BUILDING MANAGEMENT.
About Us
Our small team provided local moving services for residents and businesses in New Jersey, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island and Long Island. A family business since 1999, we have grown our business as Long Island movers and now provide long distance service to most of the continental US.
We have offices in NY and NJ. Our goal is to provide our customers with great service. We provide a full scope of services for residential and business customers. We offer local and long distance moving service, scheduled deliveries, storage, packing and piano moving. Our professional team members will insure safe delivery of your belongings. Our services as Long Island movers are insured and we are fully licensed for Local, Intra and Interstate moves. With us you do not have to worry about a thing. So whether you are moving across the street or across the continent, give us a call and leave your worries to us.
We service Nassau county, Suffolk county, New York City, Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Manhattan, Bronx, New Jersey, Westchester, Riverhead, Great Neck, Hicksville, Roslyn, Merrick, Mineola, Freeport, Port Washington and all other areas
Common questions
Is the estimate free?
Yes. We give a free written estimate, in person or by video, 7 days a week.
Is a phone quote the same as a written estimate?
No. For interstate moves the estimate must be in writing and signed by you and the mover. FMCSA's booklet says a verbal quote is not an official estimate.
What is a COI and why does my building want one?
A certificate of insurance shows the moving company is insured. Managed buildings ask for one listing the building as certificate holder; ask for the sample and send it to your mover.
Do you take furniture apart?
Yes. We take beds, tables and other big pieces apart and put them back together in the new home.
Do you also move from New Jersey to Brooklyn?
Yes. We are licensed in both states and move people both ways across the Hudson.
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