The Best Movers in the Upper East Side

Mar 13, 2017

You’ve decided it’s time. You’ve found the perfect New York City apartment, a roommate to share financial expenses and explore Manhattan with, and you’ve come up with the courage to dip into your savings to hand in a security deposit. That leaves one thing left on your apartment hunting tip list: find a mover! Whether you’re moving a few cardboard boxes or your entire home, finding a reliable mover in New York City shouldn’t add stress to your day. With that being said, grab your packaging tape and marker, and let these top movers in the Upper East Side pack the rest!

Big John’s Moving

With affordable moving supplies, private storage options, and long distance services, Big John’s Moving in the Upper East Side moving company is the full package. This group of passionate movers treat your belongings as if they were their own, and Big John hires the crew himself!There are two deal breakers with Big John’s Moving: 1. Their fleet of trucks and vans are eco-friendly, and 2. Big John offers a low, fixed price to not only help you budget for your move, but save money at the same time. An added bonus, you say? Get a free moving quote online, or John and his crew will come to you!

Monday-Friday 9:00 am – 5:30 pm

Saturday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

Closed on Sundays

Roadway Moving

Did you know relocation within 60 miles of your current home is considered a local move? From across Manhattan to across the country, Roadway Moving prides themselves in offering seamless, stress-free services (and really, isn’t that music to your ears?). Roadway knows NYC like the back of their hand, especially when it comes to relocating your belongings locally, and even long distance. (By long distance, we mean further than Westchester!) Roadway offers unique moving services to really take the load off your shoulders. Get a free quote today and ask about their White Glove Moving Services – which packs and unpacks your delicate items into a climate controlled truck. If you find yourself moving out of the East Side, they offer cross-country and international moving, too!

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NYC Apartment Moving Checklist

So you decided to move to the Big Apple, eh? Congrats, and welcome to the city! Your first order of business is to find a place to live. Keep our apartment moving checklist close at hand to easy your search!

Liberty Moving & Storage

These guys know the rules of the road, but what they specialize in is providing speedy and careful moving services across the East Side. Liberty Moving & Storage has been making moves since 1939 in the Upper East Side and nearby Westchester and Long Island areas.Do you have precious cargo on the move? Need to get rid of a few year’s worth of stuff you’ve collected? Moving into your first NYC apartment? Liberty has a fleet of 35 trucks to pack it all up!

Seaman’s Moving

If you find yourself moving from the 3rd floor to the 13th, or from the Upper West Side to the Upper East Side, Seamen’s Moving has a way to get you and your belongings there in one piece. From residential moves to corporate relocation, Seaman’s provides free estimates, packaging materials, and moving consultations. In fact, you can really put your feet up as the crew tapes and blankets your furniture – without additional charges!

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The Lucerne – Luxury Apartments in the Upper East Side

Offering spacious 3 and 4 bedroom luxury apartments, The Lucerne provides upscale amenities to meet your New York City lifestyle. Take a tour of available units today.  

Great Movers

These guys move you into your New York home in a New York minute”¦ and we love that idea! With monthly moving specials and hourly rates, Great Movers knows how to get the job done right and provide upfront costs. Did we hear flat rate moving!?

Here are a few current specials these guys have now:

2 movers and a 10 foot truck – $105/hour

3 movers and a 10 foot truck – $125/hour

4 movers and a 10 foot truck – $145/hour

With clear estimates and updates specials, get your free estimate before you start to pack!For our current New Yorkers, do you have moving advice for those new to the Big Apple? Share your story on Facebook and Twitter!