Bay Area to Connecticut movers

Moving from the Bay Area to Connecticut means crossing at least one state line. Our trucks deliver to Hartford, New Haven, Stamford and Bridgeport, and to the smaller towns in between, on the same interstate terms.

When Hartford declares a snow parking ban, all on-street parking is prohibited throughout the city, so plan unloading around declared bans. Source: City of Hartford Public Works: Snow Parking Ban.

A declared New Haven parking ban prohibits parking on both sides of downtown streets and on posted snow emergency routes. Source: City of New Haven Public Works: Snow Removal.

If the new home is in a building or HOA community, ask them about delivery hours and elevator reservations and let us know.

Moving to Connecticut is priced the interstate way, by weight. The quote sets a rate per pound and a minimum space reservation for your shipment. An overload is billed at that same rate per pound. This estimate is non-binding; your invoice reflects what the loaded shipment really weighs.

If a set price matters more, reserve an entire truck for a flat fee. It is binding and comes with guaranteed pickup and delivery. Stairs or an elevator at delivery do not add to it.

You see the proof: the net weight and the scale ticket come to you after pickup. Decide what stays behind before the free on-site inspection, so the estimate covers only what is going.

At the Connecticut end of a weight-based move, the driver can charge for stairs past the first flight, a walk of more than 100 feet, an elevator, or a shuttle to a smaller truck. Tell us about the address early so they are planned, not discovered.

The first half is due at pickup and the second at delivery. Payment: Cash, Money Order, Visa, or Mastercard (3% transaction fee applies for card payments). A card payment for the delivery half is due one day before the truck arrives. Returning customers and real-estate-agent referrals get 7% off, and friend referrals 5%.