Quick Answer: Aron Movers is a family-owned moving company based in Oaklyn, a short drive down I-295 from Mount Laurel, and we have been moving South Jersey families since 1958. We move Mount Laurel townhomes, single-family homes, and 55+ downsizing moves, and we are licensed in New Jersey (NJ License #39PM00033600) and for interstate moves (USDOT 757960, MC 568794). Call (856) 854-1993 or request a free quote.
Most of Mount Laurel lives in planned communities, which makes hiring movers in Mount Laurel NJ different from hiring movers in an older town. Good Mount Laurel movers plan for HOA parking in townhome courts, the Route 73 and I-295 traffic that runs through the middle of the township, and township trash limits that catch people off guard on move-out day. Here is how we plan moves in Mount Laurel, what to know if you are downsizing, and answers to common questions.
By one local real estate agent’s estimate, about 80% of Mount Laurel homes are in HOA communities, from townhome courts in Birchfield and Stonegate to 55+ communities like Holiday Village. Shared parking lots and tight courts decide how close a moving truck can get to your door, and a longer carry means a longer day on an hourly move.
Before move day, ask your HOA or management company where a moving truck can park, whether you need to reserve spaces or give notice, and whether there are set hours for moves. Most Mount Laurel HOAs don’t ask movers for a certificate of insurance. If yours does, we send it straight to management.
Route 73 meets both I-295 and the New Jersey Turnpike inside Mount Laurel, so a lot of regional traffic funnels through town. That interchange sees regular work: this summer, NJDOT closed the I-295 Exit 36A and 36B ramps to Route 73 for about a month for gas main repairs and detoured drivers through the Route 70 and Route 38 exits. NJDOT has also planned improvements on Route 38 between Nixon Drive and I-295.
If you are meeting the crew at your new home, check closures at 511NJ the night before. Summer Friday afternoons bring shore traffic onto Route 73, so an earlier start helps if your date is flexible.
Mount Laurel’s housing falls into a few types, and each one moves a little differently:
A lot of Mount Laurel moves are longtime homeowners going from a colonial in Ramblewood or Rancocas Woods to a smaller townhome or a 55+ community without leaving town. The hardest part is not the truck. It is deciding what fits. Here is how we help:
Mount Laurel’s township rules are stricter than people expect when a whole house is being emptied. Confirm details with Mount Laurel Public Works at 856-234-0001 ext. 1241 or on the township trash page.
Townhomes, single-family homes, and 55+ communities. Our crews protect floors, stair rails, and doorways on every Mount Laurel move. Residential moving
Mount Laurel’s office parks and businesses along Route 73 and Route 38 need moves that keep downtime short. Commercial moving
Full or partial packing, so you only handle the rooms you want to. Packing services
Leaving New Jersey from Mount Laurel? One company and one crew handle the whole move, with no handoffs to strangers.
For back-to-back settlements or an early closing, we keep your belongings secure on our truck and deliver when you are ready.
For a straight answer on cost, see our guide to South Jersey moving costs or call (856) 854-1993.
Usually not much. Most Mount Laurel HOAs don’t ask movers for a certificate of insurance, and if yours does, we send it straight to management. The bigger question is parking: ask your HOA where a moving truck can park, whether you need to reserve spaces, and whether there are set hours for moves.
Only 2 furniture or bedding items per household per week, and mattresses and box springs must be wrapped in plastic. The township says move-outs that produce excessive trash require a dumpster, with a permit from the Zoning office. Appliances are picked up on Wednesdays if you call Public Works to schedule. We can also clear out unwanted items during your move, billed hourly, plus the landfill’s weight-based fee if it goes to the dump.
Yes. Mount Laurel requires a Certificate of Continuing Occupancy inspection before a change in ownership. The fee is $75 if you request it 11 or more days before closing and $100 at 4 to 10 days, with a higher fee after that, so apply early.
Yes. We start with an in-home or video walkthrough to plan what is going, offer full or partial packing, and can clear out furniture that won’t fit the new place. If your sale and purchase land on back-to-back days, our overnight hold keeps your belongings on the truck until the new home is ready.
If your date is flexible, avoid summer Friday afternoons, when shore traffic backs up Route 73. Check 511NJ the night before for closures around the Route 73, I-295, and Turnpike interchanges, especially if you are meeting the crew at your new home.
Local moves are billed by the hour, so cost depends on crew size, how much you are moving, stairs, and how close the truck can park, which matters in townhome courts. New Jersey requires movers to give you a written estimate at least 24 hours before the move. See our South Jersey moving costs guide for typical ranges, or call (856) 854-1993 for a free quote.
We also move families and businesses in Cherry Hill · Marlton · Moorestown · Voorhees · all of Burlington County.
