Trusted Movers in Wayne, NJ
Moving Between Wayne and Pennsylvania or Delaware
Wayne is suburban North Jersey at its most spread out: split-levels and colonials off Route 23 and Route 46, private lake communities around Packanack Lake and Pines Lake, neighborhoods near William Paterson University, and the busy corridor around Willowbrook Mall. Family homes here are full of the furniture that has to come apart before it can leave: bunk beds, cribs, sectionals, dining tables, and the treadmill in the basement.
Simple Moving Solutions focuses on Wayne moves that cross state lines, between Passaic County and Philadelphia, the Lehigh Valley, Chester County, and Delaware. Our Wilmington headquarters is a little over two hours away, so we plan Wayne moves as full-day jobs. We hold USDOT 4531853 and MC 1797073 for interstate moves. See also our Paterson page.
Meet Our Team
Why Wayne Chooses Simple Moving
Family homes, lake communities, and long drives south shape most of our Wayne jobs. Here is what you get with our crews.
Furniture Taken Apart and Rebuilt
Our crews take apart beds, tables, and sectionals and put them back together. See what each piece takes below.
Lake Communities and Split-Levels
Lake association rules, steep lots, and split-level stairs are planned before move day.
Federally Licensed for Interstate Moves
Simple Relocations, LLC holds USDOT 4531853 and MC 1797073, plus Pennsylvania PUC license A-8928842.
Planned as a Full Day
Wayne is a little over two hours from our headquarters, so the start time, route, and crew are set in advance.
One Crew, Both Ends
The crew that takes your furniture apart in Wayne is the crew that puts it back together.
Itemized Quotes
Every quote lists the crew, truck, tolls, and services before move day, so there are no surprises.
Our Moving Services for Wayne
Moves between Passaic County and Pennsylvania or Delaware, with the same crews and standards on every job.
Wayne to Pennsylvania
Moves between Passaic County and Philadelphia, the Lehigh Valley, Chester County, and the Main Line.
Learn moreWayne to Delaware
Moves between North Jersey and Wilmington, Newark, and the rest of Delaware.
Learn moreResidential Moving
Full-home moves with disassembly, reassembly, and room-by-room labeling.
Learn moreCommercial Moving
Office relocations between the Route 23 and Route 46 corridors and Pennsylvania or Delaware.
Learn morePiano Moving
Uprights and grands moved with the right equipment and crew.
Learn moreStorage Solutions
Storage near our headquarters when your new home is not ready.
Learn moreTaking Furniture Apart: What Each Piece Takes
Our crews take apart and rebuild furniture on every move. If you want to do some yourself, here is what each piece needs.
Bed frame and headboard
Tools: Allen keys or a screwdriver; a wrench for bolted frames. Typical time: About 15 to 30 minutes.
- Strip the bedding and pack it in a labeled bag.
- Remove the headboard and footboard from the rails.
- Tape bolts and brackets in a bag to the headboard.
Bunk bed or loft bed
Tools: Allen keys, a screwdriver, and a second person. Typical time: About 30 to 45 minutes.
- Take off the top mattress and any ladder or rail first.
- Lift the top bunk off the posts with two people.
- Label each side panel and bag the hardware per section.
Crib
Tools: Allen keys or the crib's own tool. Typical time: About 20 to 30 minutes.
- Remove the mattress and lower the base.
- Take off the sides in the order they went on, and photograph each step.
- Keep every bolt; crib hardware is not something to replace with a guess.
Sectional sofa
Tools: Usually no tools; sometimes a screwdriver for legs. Typical time: About 10 to 20 minutes.
- Unhook the connecting brackets between pieces.
- Unscrew the legs and bag them with the brackets.
- Wrap each section separately in pads.
Dining table
Tools: A wrench or socket set for the legs. Typical time: About 15 to 30 minutes.
- Remove any leaves and pack them flat and padded.
- Unbolt the legs and wrap them together.
- Protect the tabletop corners with cardboard.
Treadmill or home gym
Tools: A socket set, Allen keys, and the manual if you have it. Typical time: About 30 to 60 minutes.
- Unplug it and fold the deck if it folds.
- Remove the console or arms if the manual allows.
- Treadmills are heavy; tell us the model so we bring enough crew.
Desk or shelving
Tools: A screwdriver and Allen keys. Typical time: About 15 to 30 minutes.
- Empty every drawer and shelf.
- Remove the hutch or top section first.
- Flat-pack furniture may not survive being taken apart twice; ask us whether to move it whole.
Rather not do it yourself? Taking apart and putting back together beds, tables, and sectionals is part of every move we do. Bag and tape the hardware to each piece either way.
Moving Out of Wayne
Lake communities, the highway corridors, and the river neighborhoods each move differently. Pick yours.
Packanack Lake and Pines Lake
Private lake communities with homes on hilly, wooded lots.
Lake association rules, steep driveways, and narrow lake roads; we confirm truck access.
Route 23 corridor
Split-levels, colonials, and townhomes along Route 23 in the north part of the township.
Route 23 traffic at rush hour and on weekends.
Near Willowbrook Mall and Route 46
Homes, condos, and apartments around Willowbrook and the Route 46 and I-80 interchange.
Heavy shopping traffic, especially on weekends; quick I-80 access.
Near William Paterson University
Neighborhoods and rentals around the campus.
College move weeks in late August and May.
Near the rivers
Older neighborhoods near the Pompton and Passaic rivers.
Low-lying streets can flood after heavy rain; we watch the forecast and check basements for water before packing.
When to Move From Wayne
Highway traffic, heavy rain, and college calendars all shape a Wayne moving day. Here is what we plan around.
Route 23, Route 46, and I-80
Wayne's highways back up at rush hour and around Willowbrook on weekends. We plan the drive around them.
Heavy rain and flooding
Low-lying areas near the rivers can flood after heavy rain. We watch the forecast and keep a backup date.
College move weeks
William Paterson move-ins in late August and move-outs in May fill nearby streets.
Holiday weekends
Thanksgiving and summer holiday weekends are the heaviest on the roads south. We avoid them.
Summer peak
June through August is peak moving season. Book four to six weeks ahead.
Winter moves
Hilly lake roads get icy. We check access the day before and bring floor protection.
How a Wayne Move Works
Four steps from first call to furniture rebuilt in your new home.
- 1
Get your Wayne quote
Tell us both addresses, lake or HOA rules, the furniture that comes apart, and your date. We send an itemized quote with tolls included.
- 2
We plan the full day
We set the start time and route and plan disassembly and reassembly for each large piece.
- 3
Moving day
Our crew takes furniture apart, wraps every piece, and bags and labels the hardware.
- 4
Settled in
The same crew drives south, unloads, rebuilds your furniture, and places everything by room.
Serving Wayne and Beyond
Moving between North Jersey and Pennsylvania or Delaware? Our crews cover the whole route.
- Movers in Paterson, NJEast in Passaic County
- Movers in Hackensack, NJEast in Bergen County
- Movers in Bergen County, NJEast of Wayne
- Movers in New JerseyAll of our New Jersey service areas
- Movers in Allentown, PAWest on I-80 and I-78
- Movers in Philadelphia, PAAbout two hours southwest
- Movers in Wilmington, DEHome of our headquarters
- Movers in DelawareAll of our Delaware service areas
Our Wayne Service Area
We plan moves between Wayne and Pennsylvania and Delaware from our Wilmington headquarters.
Approximate drive from our Wilmington headquarters
- Willowbrookabout 2 hr 10 min
- Wayneabout 2 hr 15 min
- Packanack Lakeabout 2 hr 20 min
- Pines Lakeabout 2 hr 20 min
Simple Moving Solutions, 1600 E Newport Pike, Suite C, Wilmington, DE 19804. (302) 295-1080. Mon to Sat, 8 AM to 5 PM.
Wayne, NJ Movers FAQs
Can you move me from Wayne to Pennsylvania or Delaware?
Yes. Moves between Passaic County and Philadelphia, the Lehigh Valley, Chester County, and Delaware are the moves we focus on here. We plan them as full-day moves, with the same crew at both ends.
Do you take apart and put back together furniture?
Yes. Taking apart and reassembling beds, cribs, tables, and sectionals is part of every move. The disassembly guide on this page shows what each piece takes if you want to do some yourself.
Can you move a home in a lake community?
Yes. We check the lake association's rules and the roads and driveways ahead of time, and bring the right truck and crew.
Do you do moves within New Jersey?
Our Wayne moves cross the state line into Pennsylvania or Delaware. For a move that stays inside New Jersey, contact us and we will tell you what we can do.
Are tolls included in my quote?
Yes. Turnpike and bridge tolls on your route are included in your itemized quote.
What items can you not move?
We cannot move hazardous materials, such as propane tanks, gasoline, paint thinner, and pool chemicals, or perishable food on long-distance moves. Contact us for guidance on specialty items.
What Our Customers Say
Real reviews from Simple Moving Solutions customers on Google.
We had a great experience from start to finish working with Scott on the estimate and George, Mike and Sam taking great care of our move. Thank you Simple Moving Solutions for making this a Simple Move and settling our nerves on this big day for our family.
Professional, on time, and careful with my belongings. The crew was friendly, efficient, and made moving far less stressful than I expected. Highly recommend!
Simple Moving Solutions did an outstanding job. John, Steve, and Spencer were on time, professional, and did a wonderful job. I will recommend Simple Moving Solutions to all my friends and family. I will use Simple Moving Solutions for all my future moves.
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