Inwood sits at the very top of Manhattan: roomy prewar and Art Deco apartment buildings, leafy hills by Inwood Hill Park, and quieter streets than downtown. Our crews handle the size and the slope, so your move off Dyckman or Broadway goes smooth.
At Manhattan’s northern tip, Inwood is known for larger, more affordable prewar and Art Deco apartments, hilly tree-lined streets, and a quieter pace near Inwood Hill Park. The apartments are bigger, so there is more to move, and some blocks are steep. Since 2013 we have moved these buildings across the neighborhood. The inwood movers who get it right size the crew to a real load and plan for the hills.
A crew sized to the apartment and the slope, blankets in the price, and access handled ahead. Walk-up flights get counted; the larger Art Deco layouts get the crew and truck sized to the volume. Quieter streets usually make parking easier than downtown.
We plan the size, the stairs, and the slope first. Four steps that keep a roomy uptown move on schedule.
Inwood apartments are bigger than most of Manhattan, so the same move is more furniture and boxes. Crews that size for the real load and plan the hills finish on time; the ones that undersize run into a second trip.
Our movers are in-house W-2 staff who work Inwood constantly, so the spacious prewar and Art Deco layouts and the leafy hilly blocks are familiar ground. We count the flights, size the crew to a real load, and staff for the slope. Since 2013 that planning keeps our Inwood moves in one trip and on schedule, even from the biggest apartments.