Long-Distance Movers from Massachusetts
Eastside Movers runs our own truck and crew on every long-distance move we book — start to finish, end to end, one Franklin team. NYC, DC, the Carolinas, Atlanta, Florida, Chicago, and every East Coast corridor in between.
Owner-operated by Tyler Trefrey. Fully licensed and insured for interstate moves. licensed and insured. 5.0★ from 92+ Google reviews.
What makes long-distance moving different
Local moves run on the clock — long-distance moves run on logistics. The crew that loads your truck in Franklin is the same crew that unloads it in Manhattan, Hartford, Philly, or Tampa. We don't auction your shipment on a load board. We don't consolidate your stuff with strangers. We don't drop your boxes at a regional terminal and hand them off to a contractor for the last 200 miles. One truck, one crew, one accountable phone number.
We plan around real Northeast realities: the I-95 corridor at rush hour, GW Bridge tolls and Tappan Zee timing, snow forecasts in northern New England, parking permits at NYC residential buildings, and the Saturday-only freight elevator at your Brooklyn brownstone. None of that is a surprise on move day. It's all in the plan we hand you before we leave the driveway.
How long-distance pricing works
Long-distance moves are billed flat rate, not hourly. The price comes from three inputs:
- Weight. A 1-bedroom apartment is about 2,500 lbs. A 3-bedroom house is about 8,000 lbs. We give you a realistic estimate during the quote walkthrough.
- Distance. The mileage between origin and destination — measured truck-route, not as-the-crow-flies.
- Access. Stairs, walk-ups, elevator-only buildings, narrow streets, parking-permit cities, freight-elevator-only loading docks — all priced into the upfront quote.
What you will not see: fuel surcharges added at delivery, "long carry" fees because we couldn't park near your front door, "stair fee" line items, or weight-redo charges if our weight estimate was a little off in your favor. The number on your quote is the number on your invoice.
Routes we run regularly
Our most-requested long-distance corridors out of Franklin and the Boston metro:
Northeast Corridor · 15 corridors
Mid-Atlantic · 6 corridors
Southeast & Florida · 18 corridors
Mid-South · 4 corridors
Midwest · 4 corridors
New England · 3 corridors
Don't see your destination? Call (774) 462-2439 — we run almost any East Coast or Midwest corridor.
Long-distance FAQ
What is considered a long-distance move from Massachusetts? expand_more
Generally, any move that crosses state lines or goes more than ~75 miles is long-distance for billing purposes. From Franklin, MA that means anything into the surrounding Northeast region, plus longer in-state moves to western Massachusetts or the Cape.
How does long-distance pricing work? expand_more
Long-distance is a flat rate based on weight, mileage, and access at both ends. We give you the all-in number up front — no surprise fuel surcharges, no "extra mileage" line items added at delivery.
How long do long-distance deliveries take? expand_more
Most Northeast routes (MA to NH/RI/CT/NY/PA) deliver next-day or within 48 hours. Longer routes (DC, MD, DE, the Carolinas, Florida) may run 2–5 days. We do not consolidate your move with strangers — your stuff stays on our truck.
Do you handle interstate moves yourself, or do you broker them? expand_more
We run our own crew on every move we book. No brokered handoffs to a national van line, no auctioning your move on a load board, no consolidating your shipment with strangers.
Are you licensed for interstate moves? expand_more
Yes. Eastside Movers is fully licensed and insured for both local and interstate moves throughout the Northeast. licensed and insured.
What about storage between origin and destination? expand_more
We offer storage-in-transit if your closing is delayed or your lease dates do not line up. Items stay on our truck or in our secured facility until your destination is ready to receive.
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