943 movers in Long Island City
Nation Mover
"The company is Nationwide Moving (nationmover.com). I should have been tipped off that the company was terrible when they pulled up in a truck with a piece of cardboard taped to the driver's side of the truck with their name written in sharpie. Fi..."
Metropolitan Warehouse
"The Quince delivery team (aka metropolitan warehouse) took one look at my front door and refused to even unload the furniture from the truck. Just last week, I had a larger couch delivered and successfully placed in the basement through the same e..."
Hercules Movers Inc
"The worst experience ever. My stuff was in their storage for 9 months as I was in the process of moving to another state. Each month I paid $300 for it. When it was finally delivered to my new home, we received a big mess. An expensive coffee tabl..."
Ciao Bella Moving
"If I could give zero stars, I would. We were assigned Ciao Bella Moving by Safe Ship Moving for our cross country move. I wish we would have done more research regarding both Safe Ship Moving and Ciao Bella Moving prior to our move. Unfortunately,..."
JD Carton & Son
"JD Carton moved my family's furniture and belongings in December 2014. The move itself went very well - the move team was excellent. However, there was some damage suffered. I purchased the full value insurance policy. 2 months after the move, the..."
Long Island Moving & Storage
"In June of 2019, I contacted Rob at Long Island Moving and Storage and explained that we would be moving our 1 bedroom apartment to our new apartment a few miles away. I gave a detailed explanation of the rooms that would be moved. I was quoted $6..."
What to know when moving to Long Island City, NY
Long Island City, nestled in the westernmost corner of Queens, boasts a unique blend of urban living and suburban charm. It's a stone's throw from Manhattan, offering a convenient commute for city workers looking for a quieter neighborhood with ample green spaces like the picturesque Gantry Plaza State Park.
The area experiences four distinct seasons, with warm, humid summers and cold, snowy winters. Those moving in can expect a vibrant community, with a rich art scene, flourishing local eateries, and waterfront views that embody New York's dynamic spirit.
