Leonia, NJ Movers

Older family houses on streets that climb east toward Fort Lee and the George Washington Bridge.

Licensed and insured NY and NJ mover, in the federal registry since 2001

The Cole-Allaire House, an 18th-century stone house in Leonia, New Jersey
Photo: Jerrye & Roy Klotz, M.D., CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

A town of houses

Leonia sits near the western approach to the George Washington Bridge, between Fort Lee, Englewood, Teaneck and Palisades Park. Unlike its tower-lined neighbor to the east, it is mostly houses. About three in five homes are detached single-family houses, and about four in ten were built before 1940.

An older house moves differently from an apartment. It holds more: a basement, an attic, a garage, sometimes a piano. Front steps and a porch often come before the truck.

Hills and main roads

The land rises from the low west side, by Overpeck County Park, to the high east side at the Fort Lee line. On the steeper blocks, we choose where the truck stands and how to carry heavy pieces. Grand Avenue and Broad Avenue run north to south, and Fort Lee Road crosses both. Interstate 95 curves along the north edge of town, so the bridge is close.

A house move, step by step

  1. A free visit or video call for the estimate, any day, day or evening. Show us the basement and attic too.
  2. Your written estimate, showing the hourly rate and terms.
  3. Packing if you want it: the whole house, only the kitchen, or boxes delivered for you to fill.
  4. Moving day: the crew takes apart large furniture and loads room by room.
  5. At the new home, we rebuild the furniture and put boxes in the rooms you name.

How pricing works: the price is hourly. Along with your free written estimate, you get the rate and terms on paper before moving day. The total tracks the hours actually worked. Anything added, like more items or packing, is confirmed in writing first.

We move upright and grand pianos; see our piano movers page. Our packing services cover a full house or one room. Moving next door? Read about Fort Lee or Englewood.

Leonia questions

Will you empty the attic and the basement?

Yes. Show us both during the estimate so the crew size and the time fit the job.

Can you move a grand piano out of an old house?

Yes. Tell us the model and the steps at both houses, and we plan the carry.

My new house is not ready yet. What then?

We keep your things at affiliated self-storage facilities, short or long term, and deliver on a set date.

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