Service area · Monmouth County

Movers in Freehold, NJ.

Two Freeholds, and they move very differently.

Fresh Start Movers serving Freehold, NJ
Moving in Freehold

What a move in Freehold actually looks like.

Freehold Borough and Freehold Township are separate places and a quote that treats them the same is wrong. The Borough is compact and historic, with older homes on tight streets around the downtown, on-street parking, and staircases that were not built for a modern sectional. The Township is newer, larger and more suburban, with driveways the truck can back into. We confirm which one you are in before quoting, because the access difference changes crew size and time.

Freehold is part of our Monmouth County coverage, about 20 minutes from our Wall Township base. We are in Monmouth County multiple times a week, so scheduling stays tight and the same crew loads and unloads — no contractor handoffs.

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The whole process was amazing. Each person was polite, respectful, hardworking and kind. They took great care of our stuff and our family. It was a very long day.. and a whole lot of stuff! But they kept aiming to please, never complained, even kept sense of humor… for nearly 12 hours!!! And not one single thing was damaged! Like I said… amazing! Great company.. great ppl. HIGHLY recommend!!!!!

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FAQ

Common questions.

Quick answers to what NJ movers ask most. If yours isn't here, call — we will not put you through an automated phone tree.

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Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. We are NJ Division of Consumer Affairs registered for in-state household-goods moves — NJ Public Movers License #39PM00129400. For interstate work we hold USDOT 3855223 and docket MC-1609840, which you can look up yourself on the FMCSA SAFER registry. Long-distance moves out of NJ are conducted under full FMCSA-compliant household-goods paperwork, bill of lading, and full-value protection. Insurance carries $2M general liability and full-value protection is available on every move. A Certificate of Insurance is issued to your destination building on commercial jobs by default and on residential jobs on request.

How do you price a move?

Most in-state residential moves are quoted as a written estimate after a consultation by video or in person, so you have a number in writing before anything is booked. It is an estimate rather than a binding price, so the final number reflects the job as it actually runs. The walkthrough is what keeps it close. Hourly is available for partial-day jobs and genuinely ambiguous scopes. Long-distance moves are estimated the same way, never by final weight after loading.

Do you handle long-distance and interstate moves?

Yes. Every interstate move uses a dedicated truck — your shipment is the only shipment on the vehicle, loaded once in NJ and unloaded once at the destination. No terminal transfers, no shared loads. Delivery is a specific day in writing, not a 14-day spread. Most-requested routes are NJ-to-Florida and NJ-to-Carolinas.

Do you offer packing services?

Yes. Full-service packing wraps the whole house in 1–2 days; fragile-only is the more common configuration where we handle the kitchen, art, china, and electronics and the homeowner packs closets and books. Materials (boxes, paper, wrap, tape) are included in the packing quote. Unpacking is available as an add-on.

Do you provide a Certificate of Insurance?

Yes. For commercial moves we issue a COI to the destination building by default, naming the property manager as an additional insured if requested. For residential moves we will issue a COI to your HOA or building management on request — typically within one business day of a written request.
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