Queens to Fort Lee Movers

From a Queens co-op, apartment or house, through the Bronx and over the George Washington Bridge to Fort Lee.

Queens to the cliff, by way of the Bronx

From Queens, the usual way to Fort Lee does not touch Manhattan. The truck crosses into the Bronx, heads west on the Cross Bronx Expressway and goes over the George Washington Bridge, which lands in Fort Lee. From western Queens that usually means the RFK Bridge; from northeast Queens, the Whitestone or Throgs Neck Bridge. At some hours, crossing Manhattan to the Lincoln Tunnel is quicker instead. We choose for your date and start time. The NYC to New Jersey page has the crossings from the other boroughs.

No parkways for a moving truck

Queens drivers use the Grand Central and the Cross Island Parkway every day. A moving truck cannot. Parkways in New York are closed to commercial vehicles, so the truck stays on expressways and truck routes. The drive can take longer than the one you make in your own car, and we plan the start time around that.

Selling one co-op, buying another

Forest Hills, Rego Park, Kew Gardens, Jackson Heights and Bayside have many co-op buildings, and so does the cliff in Fort Lee. If you sell in one and buy in the other, each side has its own paperwork:

Step Queens building (leaving) Fort Lee building (arriving)
Approval Move-out rules from management Board approval before a move-in date
COI The names your current management gives you The names the new building gives you
Elevator Service elevator booked for your slot Freight elevator booked, sometimes with a dock
Days and hours Set by the building Set by the building, and they may differ

We issue a COI for each building and send both with your contract. On request, we send them to management directly. The high-rise moving page lists what to ask.

Garden apartments and houses

Many Jackson Heights garden co-ops are walk-ups around a courtyard, with a long carry to the street. Houses in Flushing, Bayside or Fresh Meadows bring a basement, a garage and more to pack. On the Fort Lee side, the towers have elevators, and the two-family houses west of the cliff have inside stairs. Tell us both ends, and we plan the crew for the stairs and the carries. Our Fort Lee movers page describes the town’s buildings.

Who makes this move

Queens families moving closer to relatives, friends or work on the New Jersey side, where Fort Lee and nearby Palisades Park have large Korean communities. Retirees trading a house for an elevator building. Co-op owners who want a larger unit and a view of the river. The phone is answered in English and Russian, our crews move customers of any language, and you can also send your request through the form on this page.

Your checklist

How pricing works: your hourly rate and terms are in writing before moving day, and the total follows the actual hours. If you add items or services, we confirm the change in writing first.

If the job is hourly, the rate and terms are fixed in writing, and the total follows the hours. Moving prices explains both kinds of price.

Queens to Fort Lee questions

Do you have to go through Manhattan?

Usually not. From most of Queens, the Bronx and the George Washington Bridge are the usual way. We use Manhattan and the Lincoln Tunnel only when the traffic for your date points that way.

The Fort Lee board approval is late. What happens to my date?

Tell us as soon as you know. We move the date to one both buildings allow. If you have to leave Queens first, we can hold your things in storage through affiliated, clean, secure self-storage facilities and deliver on a scheduled date.

Do weekend moves cost more?

No. Weekends and holidays cost nothing extra when your buildings allow moves on those days.

Can I see the price before I decide?

Yes. The estimate is free, in person or by video, seven days a week, day or evening, and the price comes to you in writing.

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Tell us about the move. A mover calls you back, confirms the details and sends your price in writing.

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