Moving one floor or the whole house
All Edgewater Movers handles Lyndhurst home moves, from packing the kitchen to reassembling furniture. About three in ten housing units are in two-unit buildings, so identifying your entrance and your belongings matters.
The township’s housing plan also records a substantial pre-1940 housing stock. For an older home, show us the turns at the stair landings and the doorway your sofa must pass through. In a shared house, label your basement items and arrange access with the other household.
Permit parking needs a separate plan
Lyndhurst has resident-permit parking zones. Its resident vehicle permits have a weight limit, so do not assume a household permit covers the moving truck. Ask the Traffic Bureau about loading at your address before you set aside any curb space.
New residents who have not yet updated their vehicle documents can ask about a temporary resident permit. That helps you plan where to put your own car while the crew uses the driveway; it does not reserve the curb.
Check both ends of the trip
The Route 3 and Route 17 interchange serves the Lyndhurst–Rutherford area. Give us both addresses before we choose the truck approach; our NYC to NJ guide covers cross-Hudson moves. Heading to neighboring Kearny? Include the destination’s stairs and unloading entrance too.
We are licensed and insured. Start with a free written estimate, by video or in person. Our pricing guide explains how it works: the rate and terms come in writing before the move, your final cost depends on how much you move, and added work is confirmed in writing first.
Lyndhurst questions
How do I separate my move from the other apartment?
Mark boxes by room and identify everything that belongs to you in shared storage areas during the estimate.
Does a resident permit hold a truck space?
Do not treat it as a reservation; ask the Traffic Bureau what applies to the truck and your block.
Can you pack just the kitchen?
Partial packing is available, along with full packing and delivery of packing materials.
