Quick Answer: Aron Movers is a family-owned moving company based in Oaklyn, about two miles from Haddonfield, and we have been moving Haddonfield 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 Haddonfield NJ is a different job than moving in a newer suburb. Good Haddonfield NJ movers know that a Victorian on Chews Landing Road has a turn in the staircase a modern sofa won’t make, that the borough bans overnight street parking, that bulk trash goes out one week a month, and that a dumpster on the street needs a police permit. Here is how we plan Haddonfield moves, what the borough expects when you move out, and answers to common questions about moving in Haddonfield.
Most of Haddonfield’s housing was built before 1940, and the 203-acre Haddonfield Historic District along Kings Highway, Haddon Avenue, Grove Street, Tanner Street, and the surrounding blocks has been on the National Register since 1982. Inside those homes you find the things that make a Haddonfield move slower than the square footage suggests: narrow staircases with winders, low landings, original plaster, pocket doors, and hardwood floors nobody wants scratched.
We plan for it. On a walkthrough we measure the stairs and doorways against your largest pieces, so we know before move day whether the armoire goes up the stairs, out a window, or gets disassembled. Floor runners, door-jamb protectors, and banister padding come on every Haddonfield truck. If you are moving into a house in the Historic District, we treat the exterior with the same care as the inside: we stage on the driveway or the sidewalk, not the lawn or the plantings.
Haddonfield is only about three square miles, and many streets near downtown are narrow, tree-lined, and lined with parked cars. Borough ordinance also prohibits on-street parking from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m., so you can’t leave a car or trailer at the curb the night before to hold a spot. Temporary overnight permission is available from the Haddonfield Police Department for up to seven days a month if you need it.
Our trucks are 26-foot straight-body trucks, and they need a spot near your door. If you think parking on your block will be tough, we recommend one of two things: ask the borough about temporary no-parking signs for your move date, or park your own cars in front of the house the night before to hold the space (with overnight permission from the police if you need it). The farther the crew has to carry to the truck, the longer the job takes, and on an hourly move that shows up on the bill. If your home is on or just off Kings Highway, tell us, because downtown parking is metered and time-limited and the plan changes.
Haddonfield doesn’t have the big elevator complexes you see along Route 70 in Cherry Hill, but there are apartments above the shops on Kings Highway and in the smaller buildings near the PATCO station. Many of those landlords and condo boards want a certificate of insurance (COI) from your mover, and a few want you to reserve a loading window. Ask your management office as soon as your date is set and we send the COI straight to them. More on apartment moves in South Jersey.
Haddonfield is small, but each part of the borough changes how we plan the day:
Many of the calls we get from Haddonfield are from families who have been in the same house for 30 or 40 years and are moving to something smaller, or helping a parent do it. Those moves have more decisions in them than boxes: what goes to the new place, what goes to the kids in Moorestown or Philadelphia, what gets sold, and what goes to the curb. We break those moves into pieces (our senior moving services page covers how). We can deliver the keeper pieces to the new home, run the second load to a family member’s house, and haul the rest away during the same job. Our packing crew handles the china cabinet, the artwork, and the boxes you would rather not lift.
Because Haddonfield only picks up two bulk items a month (see below), a clean-out that waits for the curb can take most of a year. If there is more than the borough will take, we can carry it to the curb or a dumpster at our hourly rate, or take it to the landfill and add the disposal fee the Pennsauken landfill charges by weight.
The PATCO Speedline from the Haddonfield station on Kings Highway gets you to Center City in about 20 minutes, which is why so many of our Haddonfield customers are coming over from Philadelphia. That move is only about 10 miles over the Ben Franklin Bridge, but it 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-Haddonfield move, look up their USDOT number and read our guide to moving company red flags.
Haddonfield’s trash rules are stricter than most South Jersey towns, and they catch people on the way out. Confirm details with the Borough of Haddonfield at 856-429-4700 or on the borough’s solid waste rules page.
From a twin in West Haddonfield to a five-bedroom in Tavistock Hills, our Haddonfield crews protect floors, banisters, and doorways and bring the right equipment for older homes. Residential moving
Haddonfield homes are full of heirloom furniture, artwork, and pianos. We pad, wrap, and where needed crate them, and we tell you up front if a piece needs to be disassembled to leave the house safely.
Kings Highway is lined with independent shops, professional offices, and medical and law practices, many in historic buildings with narrow rear access. We plan commercial relocations around your hours to keep downtime short. Commercial moving
Full or partial packing, from china and glassware to wardrobe boxes for hanging clothes. Packing services
Leaving Haddonfield 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 Haddonfield’s tight housing market. 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.
Almost always, but not always the way it came in. Many Haddonfield homes built before 1940 have narrow staircases with winders and low landings. On the walkthrough we measure your largest pieces against the stairs and doorways, and we tell you ahead of time if something needs to be disassembled or lowered out a window instead of carried down.
No. Borough ordinance prohibits on-street parking between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. Our 26-foot truck arrives the morning of your move and leaves when the job is done. To hold a spot for it, either ask the borough about temporary no-parking signs or park your own cars in front of the house the night before; the Haddonfield Police Department issues temporary overnight parking permission for up to seven days a month. A shorter carry means a shorter job.
Only during the second full week of each month, and only two items per address. Each item must be 50 pounds or less and no more than seven feet long, and mattresses must be bagged. If you have more than that, the borough expects you to use a dumpster or take it to the Pennsauken landfill. We can haul it away during your move instead.
Not in your driveway. On the street, yes. Dumpsters and containers cannot be placed in a public roadway without permission from the Haddonfield Police Department, and the permit application is handled through the police. A full-service move avoids the question, because our truck is only on the street for the day.
No. Even though it is only about 10 miles over the Ben Franklin Bridge, a move between Philadelphia and Haddonfield 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.
Local moves in Haddonfield are billed by the hour, so the cost depends on crew size, how much you are moving, and access at both homes. Older homes with narrow stairs and streets where the truck has to park farther away 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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