Morgan Manhattan Blog

If you’re moving to the Tri-State Area from a warmer climate, you’ve probably heard your share of horror stories about winter conditions. Some of these tales are true, and some probably aren’t, but the good news is that with proper preparation, you can get through any winter safely and happily.

As Tri-State movers , we have experienced many different relocations.  Here are the top five of the most common mistakes we see when moving and tips on how to avoid them. Trying to move yourself. No matter how small your relocation may be, it is never worth the risk of moving yourself.

Are you putting off a move because you’re worried about your priceless artwork or crystal chandelier? If your belongings are damaged during transit, it can cost thousands of dollars, more than the cost of your entire moving project, to say nothing of the emotional cost.

At Morgan Manhattan, we know all about the obstacles Old Man Winter can create for movers. Frigid temperatures and heavy snowfall equate to problems -- big ones . Ice and sleet, for example, can spell disaster for moving crews: road congestion; slips and spills; damaged furniture; bruised tailbones.

How is the new Morgan Manhattan Moving Network doing?  Exceptionally well. How can we tell?  First you need a little background.

Hailed as one of the most fascinating and eclectic cities in the world, New York City is flocked to by millions of people from around the globe. The process of becoming a resident in one of the most populated and physically congested cities on earth, however, is no simple task.

It's time to move and you have decided to hire a Manhattan moving company, but only to "do the heavy lifting". Being the "Type A" person that you are, you are going to have a hard time letting other people do all the work.

Assembling the best of the best to fulfill the interstate moving needs of a highly discriminating clientele.

Our 49 Street warehouse in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood of Manhattan is smack in the middle of a NYC Department of Design and Construction project slated to be completed in the fall of 2017.

With years of professional packing services , we've come up with some general tips. If it is heavy …put it in a small box.   If it is light, you can use a larger box.  Remember, someone will have to carry what you pack!!  Books, files, canned goods etc. weigh a lot.