The run from Bridgeport down to New York City is a short one on paper, roughly 60 miles southwest on I-95, but the last stretch into the metro is where the day is won or lost. Our crew leaves Fairfield County early to clear the worst of the shoreline traffic, and we time the drive so the truck reaches your block before the building’s loading window closes.
One crew, both ends of the move
The same uniformed movers who pack and load your place in Bridgeport are the ones who carry it up into your new apartment. We don’t hand the shipment off to anyone, and we don’t pass your job to an outside carrier. New Chapter runs its own trucks under our Connecticut Household-Goods Carrier Certificate (CTDOT) plus US DOT and MC authority for the interstate leg.
Moving into a Manhattan or Brooklyn building usually means parking permits, a reserved freight elevator, and a certificate of insurance for the management office. Tell us the address and we handle the COI paperwork ahead of time so the doorman isn’t turning the crew away at 9am. Your price is one binding written flat rate, locked before the truck rolls, with a named delivery day, not a vague window. Start with a free quote and we’ll size the crew to the building.
What You Pay on This Run
| Place Size | Flat Rate |
|---|---|
| STUDIO / 1-BED | $980 – $1,460 |
| 2-BEDROOM | $1,520 – $2,260 |
| 3-BEDROOM | $2,180 – $3,200 |
| 4-BED HOUSE | $2,980 – $4,300 |