New Jersey
From Hudson County high-rises to shore-town houses, licensed moves between New York and New Jersey.
New Jersey covers a lot of different moves. A Hoboken studio with an elevator reservation and a four-bedroom in Monmouth County with a driveway are priced and staffed nothing alike, and the busiest route in the state, NJ to NYC and back, has its own timing problems around tunnel traffic. Any move that crosses a state line needs a mover with a USDOT number. Crossroads Moving is licensed for interstate moves (USDOT #1323278, MC #510368) and handles moves between New York and New Jersey.
Neighborhoods We Serve
NJ
Jersey City, Hoboken, Newark, Paterson, Elizabeth, Edison, Woodbridge, Toms River, Cherry Hill, Trenton, and all of Bergen, Hudson, Essex, Union, Middlesex and Monmouth counties
Local Moving Tips
Verify the license before you book, since in-state NJ movers need a public mover license and interstate carriers need a USDOT number you can look up.
Jersey City and Hoboken high-rises require COIs and reserved elevator windows, the same as Manhattan buildings.
If your move crosses into New York, ask how the company handles tunnel and bridge timing, since an hour of traffic is an hour of crew time on an hourly job.