Long Island is not a marketing radius for us. It is where we live.

11782 · Our home base

Village capes and colonials, some genuinely historic, plus waterfront and canal-front homes. Seasonal storage, garage systems and outdoor furniture assembly are disproportionately requested here between April and June.

11784 · 20 min from base

Selden is largely 1950s–1970s ranches, hi-ranches and splits on quarter-acre lots - homes with full basements, floored attics and detached garages that hold four decades of belongings. Those three spaces are where nearly every Selden downsizing project actually lives.

11720 · 22 min from base

Post-war capes and expanded ranches dominate, many with finished basements added over the years. Garages are frequently used as storage rather than parking, which makes garage organization the single most requested project here.

11738 · 18 min from base

A mix of mid-century ranches and 1980s–90s colonials, with a good number of two-storey homes where furniture has to come down a turn in the stairs. We measure those stairwells during the consultation rather than discovering them on moving day.

11727 · 24 min from base

Single-family homes off Route 112 alongside large condo and 55+ developments. Condo association rules on move-in windows, elevator use and dumpster access matter here, and we file that paperwork as part of coordination.

11755 · 18 min from base

A compact village of mid-century ranches and colonials on generous lots, with newer townhouse pockets. Deliveries are easy, access is good, and same-week assembly and mounting appointments are the norm.

11953 · 28 min from base

Ranches and expanded capes on half-acre-plus lots, plus established 55+ communities. Detached garages, sheds and outbuildings are common, and they are usually the largest part of a clean-out estimate.

11776 · 25 min from base

Terryville capes and ranches alongside newer townhouse and condo developments near the Route 112 corridor. Basements are frequently finished and full, and the LIRR station means we also handle a lot of commuter relocations.

11790 · 25 min from base

Historic and reproduction colonials in the village, mid-century homes in the surrounding neighbourhoods, and plaster walls in plenty of them - which changes how we anchor televisions, mirrors and shelving. Antique and art content here is high enough that a proper estate sale usually outperforms a clean-out by a wide margin.

11733 · 25 min from base

Colonials and historic homes, some genuinely old, with narrow stairs, original plaster and period fixtures worth protecting. Our crews pad banisters and door frames as a matter of course here, not as an upgrade.

11741 · 10 min from base

Predominantly 1960s–1980s splits, hi-ranches and colonials with attached garages, plus a well-established 55+ community presence. Attached garages mean assembly and organization work can happen under cover in any weather.

11779 · 15 min from base

Compact capes and ranches near the lake, newer townhouse and transit-oriented development around the station. Smaller footprints put a premium on closet, pantry and garage systems that make a modest house work.

11763 · 15 min from base

A wide range - older ranches, 1990s colonials and several large 55+ developments with strict move-in windows and dumpster rules. Coordinating those community requirements is usually the difference between a smooth move-in day and a wasted one.

11766 · 30 min from base

Late-1980s onward colonials on larger lots, many with walk-in closets, bonus rooms and three-car garages. Big houses take longer to unpack than people expect - a four-bedroom here is usually a two to three day setup.

11767 · 20 min from base

Well-kept mid-century ranches and colonials with mature landscaping, plus newer infill construction. Long tenures mean full attics and basements, and the estate content is often strong enough to justify a proper sale.

11758, 11762 · 30 min from base

Post-war capes and ranches inland, canal-front and waterfront homes south of Merrick Road. Waterfront properties carry seasonal storage, outdoor furniture and marine gear on top of the usual house contents, so we scope the garage and the dock separately from the interior.

11756 · 35 min from base

The original Levitt capes and ranches, almost all of them expanded at some point - dormered attics, converted garages, added dens. Those additions are where the volume hides: a 1,200-square-foot cape on paper is often a four-bedroom house in practice, with an attic reachable only by a pull-down ladder.

11801 · 35 min from base

Dense post-war capes and ranches on small lots, plus newer multi-family and transit-oriented development near the station. Small lots mean tight driveways and shared kerb space, so a 26-foot truck often needs a street permit or an early start - we sort that before the day, not on it.

11803 · 38 min from base

Late-1950s and 1960s splits and hi-ranches on quarter-acre lots, many renovated more than once. Split-level layouts mean three or four short flights instead of one long one, which is slower to carry and much harder on furniture - we pad turns and remove doors rather than force pieces through.

11530 · 40 min from base

Large centre-hall colonials and Tudors on mature streets, with third-floor rooms, back stairs and plaster throughout. Plaster changes how we anchor mirrors, art and televisions, and third floors change the crew size - both get priced at the walkthrough, not discovered on the day.

11570 · 42 min from base

Village colonials and Tudors alongside a real supply of apartments and condominiums near the station. Buildings here come with certificates of insurance, service-elevator bookings and loading-dock windows - we file that paperwork with the managing agent as part of coordination.