Quick Answer: Aron Movers is a family-owned moving company based in Oaklyn, about 15 to 20 minutes from Deptford and Washington Township down Route 42, and we have been moving Gloucester County families and businesses since 1958. We are licensed in New Jersey (NJ License #39PM00033600) and for interstate moves (USDOT 757960, MC 568794), so moves to or from Philadelphia are covered too. Call (856) 854-1993 or request a free quote.

Gloucester County is where the trash rules got strict. Deptford has no bulk trash day at all, and its code puts furniture in the “bulky waste” category the owner has to dispose of. Washington Township passed an ordinance in 2024 ending Public Works pickup of house clean-outs and move-outs, and the county waste complex won’t admit a rented truck. Both townships require an inspection and a certificate before a home can change hands. If you are selling in Gloucester County, the junk has to go somewhere, and the township has already told you it isn’t taking it. This page is the map. Each town below has its own page with the full rules, and the table gives you the version you can read in a minute.

Where We Move in Gloucester County

These are the Gloucester County towns we have written full guides for, each with the township rules on trash, parking, and inspections:

  • Deptford: the Route 42/55/295 interchange and the mall, split-levels and ranches, no bulk trash day, and a Certificate of Occupancy required on every sale.
  • Washington Township (Sewell and Turnersville): bi-levels and HOA communities, the Cross Keys corridor, three bulk items a month, the 2024 no-clean-outs ordinance, and a $70 housing inspection you book three weeks out.

We also move families and businesses in Clayton, East Greenwich, Elk, Franklin, Glassboro, Greenwich, Harrison, Logan, Mantua, Monroe, National Park, Newfield, Paulsboro, Pitman, South Harrison, Swedesboro, Wenonah, West Deptford, Westville, Williamstown, Woodbury, Woodbury Heights, and Woolwich. If it is in Gloucester County, we serve it.

Gloucester County Move-Out Rules at a Glance

Every township sets its own rules, and they are the things that catch people the week of the move. Details, phone numbers, and sources are on each town page.

TownBulk trashSelling your home
DeptfordNo bulk day; furniture and appliances are “bulky waste” the owner disposes of; contractor won’t take rental clean-outs; metal appliances by request, e-waste at the DPW yardCertificate of Occupancy required on every sale; won’t issue until smoke and heat detectors comply
Washington Township3 items, once a month, on your zone’s Friday; ordinance 10-2024 ended pickup of move-outs and clean-outs; metal and electronics $20 pickup or free Saturday drop-offHousing inspection ($70) and Certificate of Continued Occupancy; book 3 weeks before settlement; permit history checked first

The county-level piece: the Gloucester County Waste Complex (856-478-6045) is where residents are told to take what the townships won’t collect, and Washington Township warns that the complex will not admit rented vehicles like U-Hauls. That leaves two real options for a move-out: a dumpster, or a mover with a truck and a landfill account. We can carry unwanted items to the curb or a dumpster at our hourly rate, or take them to the landfill and add the disposal fee the landfill charges by weight.

Gloucester County Roads and Getting to Philadelphia

Route 42 (the Black Horse Pike), Route 55, and I-295 come together at Deptford next to the mall, and almost every Gloucester County move touches one of them. From mid-afternoon on, mall traffic, commuters, and shore traffic on 42 stack up, and the Cross Keys retail strip in Washington Township is slow at the same hours. We build the traffic into our arrival time and start early. The Walt Whitman Bridge is 12 to 20 miles from most of the county, and any move between Philadelphia and Gloucester County crosses a state line, which makes it an interstate move under federal rules. The mover needs a USDOT number and FMCSA operating authority; Aron Movers holds both (USDOT 757960, MC 568794) along with our New Jersey license.


Moving Services in Gloucester County

Residential Moving

From row homes and condos to five-bedroom colonials, our crews protect floors and doorways and bring the right crew size for the house. Residential moving

Apartment and Condo Moving

COIs, elevator reservations, and assigned-parking communities. Apartment moving

Commercial and Office Moving

Offices, medical practices, and retail, planned around your hours to keep downtime short. Commercial moving

Packing Services

Full or partial packing, from china and glassware to wardrobe boxes for hanging clothes. Packing services

Long-Distance and Interstate Moving

Leaving Gloucester County for another state? We handle the whole move with one company and one crew, with no handoffs to strangers.

Overnight Holds

Back-to-back settlements are common across South Jersey. Our overnight hold keeps your belongings secure on our truck and delivers them when your new home is ready.

Why Gloucester County Hires Aron Movers

  • Family-owned and operated since 1958, based in Oaklyn
  • The crew that answers your call is the crew that shows up on moving day
  • Licensed and insured: NJ License #39PM00033600, USDOT 757960, MC 568794
  • Local knowledge of Deptford and Washington Township rules, and the Route 42 interchange

For a straight answer on what your move will cost, see our guide to South Jersey moving costs or call (856) 854-1993.

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Gloucester County Moving FAQs

Will the township pick up my furniture when I move out of a Gloucester County home?

In Deptford and Washington Township, mostly no. Deptford has no bulk trash day and classifies furniture as bulky waste the owner disposes of. Washington Township takes three items once a month and, since ordinance 10-2024, does not collect move-outs or clean-outs at all. Both townships point you to a junk removal service or the county waste complex, which won’t admit a rented truck. We can haul it away during your move.

Do I need a certificate of occupancy to sell a house in Gloucester County?

Deptford requires a Certificate of Occupancy on every sale under its housing code, and it won’t issue until smoke and heat detectors comply. Washington Township requires a $70 housing inspection and Certificate of Continued Occupancy, and tells sellers to book it three weeks before settlement because the permit history gets checked first. Apply as soon as you have a closing date.

Can you move me from Philadelphia to Deptford or Sewell?

Yes. Because it crosses a state line it is an interstate move, and we hold the USDOT number (757960) and FMCSA operating authority (MC 568794) that requires, along with our New Jersey license.

What does Aron Movers charge for junk removal during a move in Gloucester County?

Carrying unwanted furniture and junk to the curb or a dumpster is billed at our hourly rate as part of the move. If it has to go to the landfill, we add the disposal fee the landfill charges by weight. We tell you which it will be before move day.

How much do movers in Gloucester County cost?

Local moves are billed by the hour, so the cost depends on crew size, how much you are moving, and access at both homes. Bi-levels and split-levels take longer than the square footage suggests, which is why we recommend an in-home or video walkthrough. 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.

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