We run out to East Hampton, Southampton and Montauk regularly, and it is one of our busiest pickup areas on Long Island. Summer traffic on Route 27 governs the schedule more than the mileage does, so we start early.
Everything east of the Shinnecock Canal comes down to one road, and in season that road decides the day — we book early starts rather than fight Route 27 in the afternoon. Many properties here are seasonal, with gravel drives, gated entries and estate managers who want a certificate of insurance on file before the truck arrives. Houses are often larger than they look from the road, with pool houses, barns and finished basements that need counting into the inventory, so a proper survey matters more here than almost anywhere else we pick up.
We pick up across New York, so a move that stays in state is priced as a local move. Our own crew loads you and the quote process is the same either way.
Staying inside New York and under 150 miles makes it a local move — East Hampton to Manhattan, or anywhere on Long Island — priced hourly with the crew sized to the job, not on the long-distance tariff. See local pricing →
Crossing a state line — including the run down to New Jersey — puts the move on our volume-and-mileage tariff, however short the drive — and so does an in-state move of 150 miles or more. See long-distance pricing →
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