Movers from NYC to Honolulu, HI
Great choice for your next Move
Found on the beautiful island of Oahu, Hawaii’s capital city is renowned for its stunning beach views, tropical climate, and unique blend of cultures from across the Pacific. While Honolulu may sound like a dream, we can assure you this city is very real.
With a population of 350,000 people, Honolulu is also Hawaii’s largest city and serves as the state’s economic engine. Those moving from New York City to Honolulu are sure to find ample employment opportunities, as well as some of the most opulent beachside housing in the country.
Why Choose Professional Movers
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2 000
Happy clients
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2 500
Boxes delivered
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Days of work
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Helpful movers
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200,000,000miles we have traveled during our work
How it Works
Your moving process will begin like any other long-distance move– with an assessment. Our professional Assessor will come to your home in New York and take stock of how many items you have, as well as the type of items you’ll want to move. Once they’ve calculated the cost and you’ve agreed to the terms, we’ll schedule your New York City to Honulu Move.
Our movers arrive by 9 a.m. on the day of your move with all the tools and materials to get your pack and secure your things. What happens next is what differentiates your move to Honolulu from other long-distance moves.
After we’ve finished loading your belongings into the moving truck, we’ll transport them to a shipping container, into which our team will load your things with as much care and attention as they did before. Once we’ve finished loading everything up, we’ll seal and lock the container. From there, it will be shipped by boat to a dock in Hawaii to await your scheduled delivery.
All About Our New York City to Honolulu Moving Company
As we’re sure you can imagine, moving from New York City to Honolulu is no easy task. Honolulu is located in the heart of Hawaii, an island state in the pacific ocean, far off the western coast of the United States. Getting your belongings to the island from the mainland will require us to ship them by boat.
Our NYC storage facilities are guarded 24/7 by security cameras
Special Service to Move Valuable Items
Overall, Honolulu is a beautiful and vibrant city that offers residents a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and modern amenities. If you’re planning a New York City to Honolulu move, Born to Move has the experience and know-how necessary to take care of every step of the process.
How Much Does it Cost to Move from New York City to Honolulu?
Affordable Prices
The cost of your move from New York City to Honolulu largely relies on the number of items you wish to move. A one-to-three-bedroom apartment may only require a 20-foot container, while a larger dwelling, like a three-bedroom townhouse may require a 40-foot container. Expect to pay between $10k to $15k depending on which container is needed.
So, are you ready to book your move? You can start the process by filling out this form on our website. If you’d like to know more about Born to Move, feel free to call or contact us online. Or check out our reviews to see why we’ve earned our reputation as one of the best New York City to Honolulu moving companies.
How Long Does it Take?
Shipping times vary, but you can expect a typical overseas move to take somewhere between one to two months.
How much do movers cost?
- Labor & Equipment
- Floor Protection
- Wrapped Furniture
- Tolls
- Taxes
- No Additional Fees
- Fuel Charge
- Safe Delivery
- Guaranteed Price
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1 month
of free storage over 12 month
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5 boxes
for small stuff
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5%
discount for return customers
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1 lift
to the apartment for free
How we work
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Get quote
After providing the moving company manager with the details and additional information required, you will get an accurate quote for the moving services. This will help you plan your budget and ensure you have the necessary funds to complete the move.
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Book with us
Once you have accepted the quote and decided to work with our moving company, book a date for the move. This will ensure that the movers have enough time to plan the move and will give you an idea of when your items will arrive at your new home.
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Wait for the moving day
As the moving day approaches, make sure that you are prepared for the move. Prepare all the furniture and gather all of the things to be moved, pre-pack them according to the instructions provided by the movers if needed, and be ready to go on the day of the move.
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Enjoy you new home
After the moving truck has left and your furniture and boxes have been unloaded and arranged in your new home, you can finally start to enjoy your new space. Have the essentials at hand, take the time to settle in, and get to know your new home and surroundings.
FAQ
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Do I have to empty drawers for movers from New York to Honolulu?
Yes, all the drawers must be empty. That is mandatory. If you keep the drawers full of stuff, movers will reload everything to the boxes.
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Can I request an in-home estimate?
Sure thing! If you are looking for interstate moving services and your moving size is greater than 2 bedroom apartment, we provide on-site estimates. One of our managers will schedule an appointment with you and come on a certain day and time.
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How much to tip movers when moving from NY to Honolulu?
Tips are not a requirement and always depend on your satisfaction after completing your moving project. Usually, customers appreciate the hardworking of the movers with 10% gratitude.
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How far in advance should I hire movers?
Moving has high peak dates with a tremendous demand from the customers, such dates as June 1st, July 1st, August 30th-31st, and September 1st-2nd must be considered for booking at least 2 months in advance. Other dates might be booked 3-4 weeks in advance.
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How many movers do I need for my move from NYC to Honolulu?
Depending on the size of your home, we determine the size of the crew for your particular move. The minimum crew size is 2 men.
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How do professional movers load a truck?
We have a strategy to load a truck based on our experience and years in business. First come boxes, totes, and containers. Then we load stackable furniture such as nightstands, desks, bookshelves, and tables. In the end, we put all items which could not be stacked. We use straps to fix everything inside the truck. No single item will be loose during the transportation.