Newark is New Jersey’s largest city, built on three-family homes, Ironbound row houses, walk-ups, and downtown apartment buildings near Penn Station. The homes run larger and the stairs run steeper than a downtown studio, and our crews come sized for the carry, so your Newark move runs smooth.
Newark is a stairs city. The classic Newark home is a two- or three-family with a full flight to each unit, and the Ironbound, the North Ward, and Vailsburg are full of them. Downtown adds apartment buildings and converted lofts near Penn Station, some with elevators and COI rules. Since 2013 we’ve moved every ward. The homes tend to be roomier and more affordable than across the river, so there’s usually more to carry. The crews who get it right count the flights, size the truck to the real volume, and plan the street parking before they arrive.
A crew sized to the home, blankets in the price, and the stairs planned ahead. Three-families and walk-ups get their flights counted; downtown buildings get their COI and elevator time; every job gets the truck spot planned.
We count the stairs and size the load first, because a full flight to a third-floor unit is what runs a Newark move late. Four steps, no surprises.
A Newark move is usually stairs and volume: a full flight to the unit and a roomier home than a downtown studio, which means more boxes and bigger furniture. Crews that undersize the load or skip the flight count run late.
Our movers are in-house W-2 staff, uniformed and background-checked, who work all of Newark, so an Ironbound three-family, a North Ward walk-up, and a downtown loft are familiar ground. We count every flight in the quote, size the crew and truck to the real volume of a roomier home, and plan the residential street parking so the carry stays short. Since 2013 that planning has kept our Newark moves on schedule and in one trip.