Movers from Orlando to New York
The 1,075-mile run north from Orlando up to New York City is the longest long-distance lane our crew drives, the steady haul up the Atlantic coast that families make for a first city job, a campus posting, or to land closer to relatives in the five boroughs. I-95 carries you the whole way – up through Jacksonville, Savannah, the Carolinas, and the Mid-Atlantic – so this corridor stays busy in both directions year-round. Because the same trucks and the same HomeTeam crew handle the whole two-day trip on one written flat rate, there is never a handoff or a broker in the middle.
Route Details
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Primary Route | I-95 N up the Atlantic coast through the Carolinas and the Mid-Atlantic into the city |
| Distance | 1,075 miles |
| Loaded Truck Time | A two-day haul, roughly 18 hours of driving split across the run |
| Tolls | SunPass off the Turnpike, then the I-95 plazas and the bridge tolls into the city, covered and itemized |
| Key Waypoints | Jacksonville, Savannah, Florence, Richmond, the I-95 corridor, then the metro crossings into New York |
| Regulation | Interstate move under our US DOT / MC authority |
New York Destination Areas
The New York metro spreads across the five boroughs and out into the suburbs, and where your delivery lands shapes the day:
- Manhattan & downtown Brooklyn: High-rise co-ops and condos with strict freight-elevator reservations, COI requirements, and tight one-way streets. Parking is scarce, so we reserve a building dock or a temporary curb permit before move day, the same care we give a downtown Orlando high-rise.
- Brooklyn & Queens brownstones: Older walk-ups and row houses on narrow lots, street parking the norm; we plan crew size and padding for the stairs and tight doorways.
- Westchester & the lower Hudson Valley: Established homes on shaded lots with limited curb space; we often stage the truck and shuttle the larger pieces, so plan a little extra carry distance.
- New Jersey & the outer suburbs: Master-planned homes and townhomes with driveways and easy approaches off the interstate, roomy access and straightforward parking.
How Your Orlando to New York Move Works
- Submit a quote with your exact Orlando pickup and your New York-area delivery addresses
- Receive a written flat-rate estimate based on your inventory and the access at both ends
- Our crew arrives at your Orlando home, then pads, wraps, and inventories every item before loading
- The truck heads north on I-95 through Savannah, the Carolinas, and Richmond into the New York metro, a two-day run on this coastal lane
- We unload and place everything at your New York address, then walk through with you before the crew heads back
Cost Comparison by Home Size
| Home Size | Est. Weight | Price Range | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1-BR | 2,000 – 3,000 lbs | $2,400 – $3,900 | 2 – 3 days |
| 2-BR | 4,000 – 6,000 lbs | $4,000 – $6,400 | 2 – 3 days |
| 3-BR House | 7,000 – 10,000 lbs | $6,500 – $9,800 | 2 – 4 days |
| 4+ BR House | 12,000+ lbs | $9,500 – $14,000+ | 2 – 4 days |
Because this lane crosses from Florida up the coast into New York City, it is an interstate move handled under our own DOT authority, with no handoff to a third party. The same crew that loads in Orlando drives the full corridor and sets your furniture in the metro, so the run stays on one written rate end to end.
