By Vince Sanders
Updated: Aug 16, 2026
6 min read
Reviewed by Martin Pаnауоtоv
Editor
Martin is founder of MoveAdvisor, formerly MyMovingReviews.com.
1018 movers in Parsippany
"Worst shipping outfit I've ever dealt with. They give you nothing but the run around, excuses and unreturned emails. Forget about trying to get a response from them or a committment to deliver, they will not do it. They have an F rating from the B..."
"Unless you are a highly organized person who knows the rudiments of moving and can handle them well, do not use Mambo Movers. They have attitude and they will leave you out in the cold. They are not the friendliest bunch, they are only there to ..."
"The absolute worst experience with Joyce Van moving lines ever. STAY CLEAR. 76 boxes missing. Stolen bed, tools, rat feces, expensive purses and countless items. RH bed destroyed, desks, etc. See pictures for yourself. In almost all wardrobe boxes..."
"My original bid was for $1900. The company claims they have a 10 day cancellation policy, but they do not call you 10 days in advance with the final quote and dimensions of the items you are moving. The final quote was double the original. I had t..."
"1. I was told one thing on the phone, however when movers came, they said the opposite, for example the movers wanted to charge additional for stairs inside the property, wanted to charge to wrap items or use their packing materials and payment if..."
What to know when moving to Parsippany, NJ
Welcome to Parsippany, NJ, a gem nestled just 30 miles from the bustling metropolis of New York City. This tranquil suburb is known for its lush green spaces, such as the historic Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, offering residents a serene retreat amidst their busy lives. With four distinct seasons, you'll experience the vibrant colors of fall, snowy winters, blooming springs, and warm summers. Parsippany's official website provides a wealth of information for newcomers, highlighting the town's community-driven spirit, excellent schools, and robust local economy. It's the perfect mix of small-town charm with big-city proximity.