Ridgewood is a classic Bergen County suburb: colonial and Victorian houses on tree-lined streets around a walkable downtown and a commuter rail line to the city. The homes are full households with driveways, basements, and character, and our crews come sized for all of it, so a Ridgewood move goes smooth.
Ridgewood is house country with a downtown. The streets are lined with colonials, Victorians, and Tudors, most with driveways, basements, attics, and the kind of older, solid furniture that fills a full truck. It’s a commuter-rail town, so plenty of the moves are families heading in from or out to the city. Since 2013 we’ve moved these homes. The crews who get it right size the truck to a full household, handle the basement and attic, and give the older pieces the protection they need.
A crew sized to the house, blankets in the price, and floor protection throughout. The crew and truck get sized to a full household, the driveway makes for a fast load-out, and the older pieces get wrapped with care.
We size the move to a whole house and use the driveway. Four steps that keep a full-home move on schedule.
A Ridgewood move is a full household in an older home, basement and attic included. It needs a crew and truck sized for the volume and the care to protect solid old furniture.
Our movers are in-house W-2 staff who move Ridgewood’s houses regularly, so a colonial or Victorian with a finished basement, an attic, and heavy older furniture is familiar ground. We size the crew and truck to the whole household, clear the lower and upper levels, wrap the older pieces with care, and use the driveway for a quick load-out. Because it’s a commuter town and we’re NYC-based, a Ridgewood to city move is one crew both ends. Since 2013 that planning keeps our Ridgewood moves in one day.