Long-Distance Movers In Westchester County, NY

Triangle has moved families across the Hudson Valley and Westchester County since 1996. We follow the same simple steps on every long-distance move, and we explain each one along the way.

Step 1: Get Your Free Estimate

Call us or fill out our online form. Tell us your move date, both addresses, how many rooms you have and whether you have stairs, a piano or a safe. We will give you a free written estimate and explain what is included.

Step 2: Review Your Paperwork

Before moving day, we review your services and move details. On moving day, you will receive a Bill of Lading, which serves as your contract and receipt, and an inventory sheet listing your items by number. Keep both close until your belongings arrive.

Step 3: Moving Day

Our crew walks through your home with you, takes apart bulky furniture, and wraps everything in pads. Then we load the truck and tag your items with numbered labels. Westchester’s parkways, like the Saw Mill River Parkway, do not allow trucks, so our drivers plan routes around highways like I-87 and I-287. At delivery, check each item against your inventory before you sign off.

Westchester has busy business areas in downtown White Plains and along the Hudson River in Yonkers. Moving a business involves more moving parts than moving a home. Here are a few tips for your next move:

Plan Early And Pick A Quiet Time

Book your movers as soon as you know your date. And if you need the move to take place during weekday evenings or over a weekend so your team can keep working during the day, let your movers know well in advance.

Your Equipment And Files Need Special Attention

Careful packing is required for computers, servers and phones, and you may need lockable storage bins for confidential files. Find out in advance who will handle your items, and whether the crew is background-checked.

Check Building Rules

Many office buildings limit moving hours. Some need an elevator reservation or a certificate of insurance (COI). Check the rules at your old and new buildings, then send us any forms we need to fill out.

Tell Your Customers

Update your address with the post office, your bank, your vendors and your Google Business Profile. Send customers a short note with your move date.

Use One Team For Every Step

If your new space isn’t ready, our warehouse can store your furniture and equipment. One team for the move and the storage means fewer phone calls and fewer surprises.

A long-distance move feels smaller when you break it into steps. Use this timeline to plan your move out of Westchester. If you are moving between May and September, start even earlier, since that is our busiest time.

6 To 8 Weeks Before Your Move

• Call us at (855) 566-0288 or get a free moving estimate online.
• Show your estimator every space, including the basement, attic, garage and shed.
• Get your estimate in writing and ask what is and is not included.
• Long-distance moves are priced by weight and miles, so sort your belongings and donate or sell what you do not need.
• Ask your building manager about elevator reservations and certificates of insurance (COI) at both addresses.

4 Weeks Before Your Move

• Choose what you need help with packing: full, room-by-room or fragile-only.
• Set up crating for art and antiques.
• Book storage if your move-out and move-in dates don’t match.
• Ask about your coverage options, such as Released Value Protection and Full Value Protection.
• Plan for items movers cannot take, like propane tanks, paint, cleaning supplies and perishable food.
• Update your address with the post office, your bank, your insurance and your doctors.

2 Weeks Before Your Move

• Pack what you will not need, and label every box by room.
• Check your street for narrow roads, hydrants and bus stops, and tell us what to expect.
• Confirm your elevator and parking.
• Plan for pets and kids on moving day.

1 Week Before Your Move

• Finish packing and clear hallways and stairs.
• Pack a “first night” box with toiletries, sheets and snacks.
• Keep medicine, papers, jewelry and chargers with you.

Moving Day

• Walk through your home with the crew and point out anything fragile.
• Review the Bill of Lading and the inventory sheet before you sign, and keep your copies.
• Check every closet and cabinet one last time.

Delivery Day And After

• Match the numbered tags on your items to your inventory sheet.
• Look over each piece and take photos of any damage.
• Sign the Bill of Lading only after you have checked your items.
• Tell us right away if something is missing or damaged. You have up to nine months to file a claim, but sooner is better.

Triangle has helped Hudson Valley and Westchester families move since 1996. Our crews serve the whole county from our Newburgh office, just across the Hudson River. Here are the Westchester towns we serve, with their zip codes.

• White Plains: 10601, 10603, 10605, 10606, 10607
• Yonkers: 10701, 10703, 10704, 10705, 10710
• New Rochelle: 10801, 10804, 10805
• Peekskill: 10566
• Ossining: 10562
• Croton-on-Hudson: 10520
• Montrose: 10548
• Somers: 10589

Do not see your town? Call us at (855) 292-3896. We serve the rest of Westchester County, too.