Choose Molloy Bros. when making your next relocation. Reliable and friendly quality service is what Molloy Bros. is all about. Molloy Bros. has been moving residents and businesses for over 60 years with seamless and stress-free professional service. Molly Bros offers friendly Move Coordinators who will prepare a seamless move for you, regardless of distance or difficulty.
Molloy Bros offers a a quality assurance professional on-site to supervise your move with a uniformed and professionally trained crew. Their responsive and friendly employees are quick to resolve any issues to insure a stree-free move. They offer accurate and free estimates, and all of their trucks and moving equipment are modern and well-maintained.
Molloy Brothers Moving & Storage – Essex NJ
Call Molloy Brothers today at 732-442-7100 to speak to a representative who is concerned about making your move, to or from Essex NJ, a stress free experience.
Planning Before Your Move , Moving Day and Delivery Day checklist provided by ProtectYourMove.gov
Your Molloy Bros move coordinator can arrange for the following services whether you are coming to New Jersey or leaving for an exciting new destination:
Appliance disconnect/reconnect
Handyman services
Arrival concierge services such as maid service
Electronics disconnected/re-connected
Packing/unpacking
Arrangements for clean-up service at the residence you are leaving
Arrangements for maid service at your destination
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Molloy Bros Moving provides experienced Movers to all of the Municipalities in Essex NJ. So whether you are moving to New Jersey or out of state, Molloy has the expertise to get you and your possessions to your new destination safe and sound.
Essex County has a number of well known Private and Public Colleges and Universities. Let Molloy Bros help your student with their move!
Public
Essex County College – Newark
Montclair State University – Montclair
New Jersey Institute of Technology – Newark
Rutgers–Newark -Newark
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey – Newark
Private
Berkeley College – Newark
Bloomfield College – Bloomfield
Caldwell College – Caldwell
Seton Hall University – South Orange
Seton Hall University School of Law – Newark
Upsala College – East Orange (Defunct)
The five adjacent counties to Essex are:
Passaic County, New Jersey – north
Bergen County, New Jersey – east
Hudson County, New Jersey – east
Union County, New Jersey – south
Morris County, New Jersey – west
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Molloy Bros. Links to Helpful Packing Guides and Tips
Molloy Mayflower’s Packing Guide contains all the information you need in a simple pamphlet loaded with helpful photographs. An even better idea is to contact one of our move coordinators who will help you to quickly and easily sort through the information you need to get started with your move.
Molloy Mayflower maintains a complete selection of packing materials & cartons specially designed for every packing job.
The recorded history of Essex County begins in 1666, when 30 Connecticut families headed by Robert Treat arrived to establish a settlement along the banks of the Passaic River in what is now the City of Newark. The following year the settlers purchased the land from the Lenni Lenape Indians for $800.00.
Essex County was officially established in 1682 by the East Jersey Legislature as one of the four original counties of present day New Jersey ( Bergen, Monmouth and Middlesex were the others.) By the time of the American Revolution, Essex County had become quite prosperous. After the war, the Country entered into a period of unprecedented industrial growth. This was due in part to the completion of the New Jersey Railroad, the Morris Canal, and the establishment of the Morris and Essex Railroad. Factories that grew up around the rail and canal arteries drew waves of immigrants from Europe and the population began to swell.
In 1895, Essex County became the first County in the United States to create a Countywide park system. That year, the Governor of New Jersey signed legislation creating the Essex County Parks Commission and the first 60 acres of land were acquired from the City of Newark as the beginning of Branch Brook Park. The Parks Commissioners had the foresight to retain Frederick Law Olmsted, the creator of New York's Central Park, to design 20 of Essex County's 25 parks and reservations. Those first 60 acres have grown into 5,745 acres of greenspace which include vast reservations, developed parks, golf courses, tennis courts, ice and roller skating complexes and a zoo.
The "roaring 20's" was a decade of growth and prosperity, particularly with the construction of Newark's first skyscrapers and the development of the building trades industry. Newark Airport was opened, Port Newark came into being, and the Newark City Subway was under construction. It was also at this time that many of the County's boroughs and townships experienced major development and expansion and that early suburban shopping centers were begun.
The stock market crash of 1929, along with the enforcement of prohibition, temporarily crippled the thriving economy of Essex. But with the repeal of prohibition, the reopening of many major breweries and the gradual national recovery, Essex began to grow once again.
The central section of the County, once known as the "trolley car suburbs", grew rapidly after the turn of the century when trolley lines were built to carry workers from industrial Newark to the less crowded outlying towns of Irvington, East Orange, Orange and Bloomfield. Commuter railroads which passed through Newark carried commuters to Manhattan from suburban towns such as South Orange, Maplewood, Millburn, Glen Ridge and Montclair.
Development of the western section of the County was slowed because of the difficulty and expense of crossing First and Second Mountains. However, the demand for modern industrial development and new residential spaces forced development to the west. With the completion of Route 280, communities such as Livingston, Fairfield, Roseland, Cedar Grove, Essex Fells and the Caldwells become the County's fastest growing communities. Residents of the western section enjoy modern homes and shopping malls as well as room for further development and expansion.
New industrial and professional office parks, hi-tech centers, and luxury condominiums and townhouses in the western portion of the County provide an attractive setting along with an expanding tax ratable base.
Since its inception, Essex County has been the industrial and financial hub of New Jersey. Countywide, total real property values now exceed $36 billion with an annual growth in 1996 of $78 million. With the opening in 1997 of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, Essex will rival New York City as a cultural center for music and dance showcasing the nation's and the world's best artists. A County-sponsored baseball and soccer stadium complex will bring minor league baseball back to Essex County in the 1998 season.
With Newark International Airport and Port Newark located within its borders, Essex County is a major national transportation hub with a superior network of rail, highway, air and sea transportation and is home to one of the world's largest containerized shipping ports.
Today Essex County, with 21 municipalities ranging over 127 square miles and a total population of 765,348, is New Jersey's second most populous County. The Essex County economy continues to shift from a manufacturing base to a service oriented economy and many corporate giants as PSE&G, Bell Atlantic, ADP, and Prudential have their headquarters located in Essex County.
Molloy Mayflower has all the professional move services you need for a successful move. These start with a competent and friendly move coordinator who stays with you for your entire move.
Molloy Mayflower's Packing Guide contains all the information you need in a simple pamphlet loaded with helpful photographs. Download or view this packing guide now, or jump to a specific section by following the linked titles, below.
Do-It-Yourself moves can be an attractive move option, especially when they are assisted with the experience and quality reputation of Molloy Mayflower.
Items such as antique furniture, marble and glass top tables, trophies and chandeliers are best transported in custom-made crates. We can crate these types of items for you.
