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What New Yorkers Should Know Before Moving Day

October 2, 2026 | 8:19 AM
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Dumbo Moving & Storage has been helping New Yorkers move since 2006, starting with a single truck in Brooklyn and growing into a moving and storage company serving residential and commercial customers across New York City and beyond. Today, the company handles local moves, long-distance relocations, packing, storage, office moves, specialty items, and other moving needs.

Moving in New York comes with challenges that do not exist in many other cities. Apartment buildings may require certificates of insurance, elevators often need to be reserved in advance, loading areas can have strict schedules, and parking or building access can quickly become complicated. Dumbo Moving & Storage works with customers to coordinate these details before moving day, including building requirements, COIs, elevator reservations, loading logistics, and transportation planning.

For local moves, the company works throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. Customers moving farther away can also arrange long-distance service, including moves to or from New York and other destinations across the United States. Dumbo Moving’s FAQ states that long-distance moves don’t have to begin or end in New York.

Packing is another major part of the process. Dumbo Moving offers professional packing services for household belongings, furniture, fragile items, artwork, office equipment, and other possessions. Customers can choose full packing or assistance with specific items, and specialized handling is available for delicate or high-value belongings.

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The company also provides commercial moving for offices, retail spaces, and other businesses, with an emphasis on planning around building access and reducing operational downtime.

For New Yorkers preparing for a move, planning early can make a significant difference. Confirm building requirements, elevator access, parking or loading restrictions, and any necessary insurance documents before moving day. It is also helpful to decide in advance whether you’ll need packing, storage, or specialty handling.

To learn more about Dumbo Moving & Storage, visit https://dumbomoving.com/ or call (718) 222-8282. The company is based at 15 N Oxford St in Brooklyn and operates seven days a week.

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