Cape May is the Victorian resort at the southern tip of New Jersey: gingerbread Victorians, beach houses, and shore homes on tight streets near the water. The homes are old and full of pieces that need care, and our crews bring the size and the care to match, so a Cape May move goes right.
Cape May sits at the very bottom of the state, a National Historic Landmark town of ornate gingerbread Victorians, beach houses, and shore homes on tight streets a block from the ocean. Many homes are old, seasonal, and full of antique and period furniture, and summer traffic makes access a factor. It’s the longest run up from New York, so a Cape May move is a flat-quote long-distance job. Since 2013 we’ve run the route. The crews who get it right size the truck for the household, plan the shore access, and wrap the finer pieces individually.
A right-sized crew, blankets included, and floors protected room to room. We build the truck around a full household and run the load-out off the driveway.
We build the move around a full household and load off the driveway. Four steps, no guesswork.
A Cape May move is an old Victorian or beach home full of pieces that matter, at the far tip of the state. It needs a crew sized for the household and the care to protect antiques.
Our movers are in-house W-2 staff who move these homes regularly, so a house with a finished basement, a garage, and an attic is familiar ground. We size the crew and truck to the whole household, clear the lower levels along with the living space, and use the driveway for a quick load-out. Because it’s a longer run from the city, a Cape May move is usually a flat-quote long-distance job. Since 2013 that planning keeps our Cape May moves on schedule.