Quick Answer: Aron Movers is a family-owned moving company based in Oaklyn, just a few miles from Cherry Hill, and we have been moving Cherry Hill 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.
Hiring movers in Cherry Hill NJ takes more than muscle. Good Cherry Hill NJ movers know that the covered bridge in Barclay Farm won’t clear a box truck, that Route 70 has been a work zone for years, and which buildings want paperwork before the elevator is yours. Here is how we plan Cherry Hill moves, what the township expects when you move out, and answers to common questions about moving in Cherry Hill.
The Scarborough Covered Bridge carries Covered Bridge Road over the North Branch of the Cooper River in Barclay Farm. It is a Cherry Hill landmark, and its overhead clearance is listed at 12 feet 6 inches, right around the height of a full-size moving truck. Trucks have hit it before: in 2022 a tractor-trailer struck the bridge, and the road was closed for repairs later that year.
Our crews follow a simple rule: if a bridge or overpass is under 13 feet, the truck doesn’t go near it. On every Barclay Farm move, we plan the route around the covered bridge before the truck leaves Oaklyn.
Route 70 through Cherry Hill has been under construction for years as part of NJDOT’s Route 70 corridor project, which runs about nine miles from Route 38 in Cherry Hill to Cooper Avenue in Evesham. The work includes new traffic signals at 27 intersections, drainage, sidewalks, and repaving, and NJDOT expects to finish by the end of 2026. Until then, expect lane shifts, long-term lane closures, and overnight work at points along the corridor.
If your move starts or ends near Route 70 (Garden State Park, the Kings Highway or Haddonfield Road intersections, or the apartment complexes along the highway), check current closures at 511NJ the night before and leave yourself extra time if you are meeting the crew at your new home.
Cherry Hill has plenty of apartment and condo buildings with elevators, from Cherry Hill Towers on Route 38 to Towers of Windsor Park off Chapel Avenue. Most buildings require a certificate of insurance (COI) from your mover before move day, and many want you to reserve the elevator or a loading time. We send the COI straight to building management, so ask your management office for their requirements as soon as your date is set. Most HOA communities don’t ask for a COI, but check your community’s rules. More on apartment moves in South Jersey.
Cherry Hill covers 24 square miles of very different housing, and each part of town changes how we plan the day:
One of the best parts of moving to Cherry Hill is the swim clubs. The township has 12 private neighborhood swim clubs, most of them member-owned and run by volunteer boards, and they are generally open Memorial Day through Labor Day. For a family, a membership is one of the best summer values in town: baby pools for toddlers, diving boards, racing lanes for swim team, and basketball and volleyball courts, all a few minutes from home. Our own family was just at a kids’ party at one, and it was a great day.
You don’t have to live in the neighborhood a club is named after. Some clubs give priority to nearby residents, but others take members from anywhere. Woodcrest Swim Club doesn’t restrict membership by location, and Haddontowne Swim Club has welcomed members from Cherry Hill and surrounding towns since 1963. Most clubs also compete in the Tri-County swim league, so kids can join a team their first summer.
Moving to Cherry Hill in the spring or summer? Contact clubs in March or April, because openings are limited and tend to fill before Memorial Day. The township keeps a list of Cherry Hill swim clubs to start with.
It is only about 12 miles over the Ben Franklin or Walt Whitman Bridge, but a move between Philadelphia and Cherry Hill crosses a state line, which makes it an interstate move. Interstate household-goods movers need a USDOT number and operating authority from the FMCSA. Aron Movers holds both (USDOT 757960, MC 568794) along with our New Jersey license. Before you hire anyone for a Philly-to-Cherry Hill move, look up their USDOT number and read our guide to moving company red flags.
A few township rules that catch people on the way out. Confirm details with Cherry Hill Public Works at 856-424-4422 or in the township’s trash guidelines.
From condos in Ashland to larger homes in Kingston Estates, our Cherry Hill crews protect floors and doorways and bring the right equipment for every home. Residential moving
The Route 70 and Route 38 corridors are full of offices, medical practices, and businesses. We plan commercial relocations to keep downtime short. Commercial moving
Full or partial packing, from glassware and artwork to wardrobe boxes for hanging clothes. Packing services
Leaving Cherry Hill for another state? We handle the whole move with one company and one crew, with no handoffs to strangers.
Back-to-back settlements are common in Cherry Hill. Our overnight hold keeps your belongings secure on our truck and delivers them when your new home is ready.
For a straight answer on what your move will cost, see our guide to South Jersey moving costs or call (856) 854-1993.
Not safely. The Scarborough Covered Bridge in Barclay Farm has a listed clearance of 12 feet 6 inches, right around the height of a full-size moving truck. Our crews stay away from any bridge or overpass under 13 feet, so we always route around it on Barclay Farm moves.
It can. NJDOT’s Route 70 corridor project runs from Route 38 in Cherry Hill to Cooper Avenue in Evesham and is expected to finish by the end of 2026, with lane closures and traffic shifts along the way. Check current closures at 511NJ the night before your move and leave extra time if you are meeting the crew at your new home.
No. Even though it is only about 12 miles, a move between Philadelphia and Cherry Hill crosses a state line, so it is an interstate move. The mover needs a USDOT number and FMCSA operating authority. Aron Movers is USDOT 757960 and MC 568794, and we also hold NJ License #39PM00033600.
Usually, yes. Most apartment and condo buildings require a certificate of insurance (COI) before move day, and many also want an elevator or loading reservation. We send the COI directly to building management. Most HOA communities don’t require one, but check your community’s rules.
Furniture, mattresses, and other bulk items go out on your regular trash day. Appliances are collected on Wednesdays if you call Public Works at 856-424-4422 by 3 p.m. Tuesday. When a house is sold, the township offers a one-time courtesy move-out collection, but you will need proof of your Continued Certificate of Occupancy application. For anything the township won’t take, we can clear it out during your move: hourly to the curb or your building’s dumpster, plus the landfill’s weight-based disposal fee if it has to go to the dump.
Local moves in Cherry Hill are billed by the hour, so the cost depends on crew size, how much you are moving, and access at both homes, such as stairs, elevators, and how close the truck can park. 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 Haddonfield · Voorhees · Collingswood · Mount Laurel · Marlton · all of Camden County.
