Morris County Movers - Morris County NJ

 

When you choose Molloy Bros. you're making a knowledgeable decision. Molloy Brothers Mayflower has been moving households and businesses for over 60 years with professional and reputable service. Whether you are moving within Morris County NJ or completely out of state, Molloy Bros. wants to make your relocating experience as simple as possible.

Molly Bros offers friendly Move Coordinators who will arrange a seamless move for you, regardless of distance or difficulty.  Our comprehensive list of services includes:

 

• A Quality Assurance professional on-site to supervise your move
• Uniformed and professionally trained crew
• Responsive and friendly employees who are quick to resolve any issues
• Accurate and free estimates
• Modern and well-maintained trucks and moving equipment

 

Molloy Brothers Moving & Storage – Morris County NJ

Call us today at 732-442-7100 for your FREE quote for:

• Household Moving
• Commercial Moving
• Specialized Moving
• Storage

 

Click here to learn more about our Professional Moving Services

 

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Molloy Brothers Mayflower Movers has unsurpassed resources to make your move as comfortable, safe, and satisfying as possible.

 

These Resources Include:

• A detailed move process that has been proven over thousands of moves
• Professionally trained crew and move coordinators
• Owned and well-maintained equipment
• Over 300 employees company wide
• Four locations in the tri-state area
• Over 325,000 square feet of storage and storage affiliations in all 50 states
• Trusted, long-term relationship with Mayflower to ensure seamless coordination of moves
• Customer centered values of a family owned and managed business
• 60 plus year track record of satisfied customers

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Before You Hire a Mover - Know your rights and responsibilities

 

Moving companies must obtain several qualifications before they are able to provide moving services to individuals or corporations. Movers that don't have these qualifications put customers at a risk. Below are some guidelines to keep in mind before hiring a moving company.

 

1) Check with the US Department of Transportation to make sure if the movers you are looking to hire are registered to handle interstate moves. Ask the moving company to provide you with their US DOT number and search for it at the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration . 

 

2) Review the FMCSA website for your rights and responsibilities as a mover - Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

 

3) Call your nearest DOT (Department of Transportation) office to verify Moving company's license

 

4) Make sure moving company carries Worker's compensation Insurance (Require by the DOT)

 

5) Make sure moving company has a physical address and a website.

 

 

 

Molloy Brothers Movers - Links to Helpful Packing Guides

 

Molloy Mayflower maintains a complete selection of packing materials & cartons specially designed for every packing job.

 

Click here to download your copy of the Packing Guide.

 

Click here for more specific packaging tips from books and clothes to your mirrors and fine china.

 

Click here for Molloy Bros. Launches DO-IT-YOURSELF Container Services

 

Click here for up to date information on Moving & Storage!

 

Click here for a Moving Services Checklists

 

 

Tips from Molloy Bros Morris County NJ movers on preparing for move-out day

 

 

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About Morris County New Jersey:

 

Morris County and Morristown NJ offers much in the way of historic getaways, cultural heritage, parks and recreation, wedding and banquet facilities, corporate meeting spaces, cultural venues and things to do. The Morris Museum, the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, Revolutionary War sites and Morristown National Historical Park are just a few of the world class attractions that Morris County has to offer travelers to New Jersey. Ideally located 25 miles west of New York City, Morris County makes a perfect location to experience a diverse vacation with your family.

 

Morris County, among the fastest growing counties in the New Jersey, New York, Connecticut metropolitan region, nestles amid rolling hills, broad valleys and glittering lakes approximately 30 miles northwest of New York City.

 

Rich in historic lore and tradition, Morris County was created by an Act of the State Legislature on March 15, 1738/39 separating it from Hunterdon County, one of the state's largest counties of the period. Named after Colonel Lewis Morris, then Governor of the Province of New Jersey, it originally included what are now the counties of Morris, Sussex and Warren.

 

The county, first penetrated by the white man in 1700, today combines natural beauty and pleasant suburban living with proximity to metropolitan surroundings. Its rolling landscape is dotted with lakes and rivers which form most of its boundaries with the adjacent counties of Essex, Union, Somerset, Warren, Sussex and Passaic.

 

Much of its beauty has been protected and preserved by the Board of Chosen Freeholders through its Park Commission, formed by referendum in 1955 to set aside and develop land for leisure time and recreational use. Nearly 11,000 acres make up the system, one of New Jersey's finest. Included are outdoor education centers, a marina, golf courses, a riding stable, indoor ice skating arena, cultural center, arboretums, and numerous types of hiking, cycling, wildflower and nature trails.

 

At its most distant points, the county stretches 30 miles from east to west and 30 miles from north to south. Its temperatures vary widely from area to area, averaging in the middle 20's in the winter months and the low 70's in the summer. About 50 inches of rain and 35 inches of snow fall each year.

 

Hills and valleys that run east-west, with rocky out-croppings as high as 1,000 feet above sea level, have long hindered transportation from north to south. Major interstate highways (80, 10, 46, 287, 280) connect many municipalities.

 

There are 39 municipalities in the 477.8 square mile county, varying in size from tiny Victory Gardens Borough with 1,314 residents to Parsippany-Troy Hills Township, with almost 48,500 residents. All together more than 421,000 persons reside in Morris County.

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