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★ White Glove Moving

White Glove Moving in New Jersey

Full-service moving for larger homes: an in-home walkthrough first, full packing, padded protection on the furniture, and room-by-room placement and unpacking at the other end.

✓ Serving customers since 1975
✓ Fully licensed, accredited and insured
✓ Uniformed crews, our own employees

White Glove Moving

A bigger house is a different job, not just a longer one.

More rooms means more packing, more furniture to protect, and more decisions about where everything lands. Most of what makes a large move feel easy happens before the truck arrives: a walkthrough of the house, an honest inventory, and a plan for the pieces that need extra care.

University Van Lines has been moving families since 1975. The crew in your house are our own employees, in uniform, and the plan they work from is the one built at the walkthrough.

What is included

  • In-home walkthrough before the estimate
  • Full packing, or packing only the rooms you want
  • Padded protection on furniture, crating where a piece needs it
  • Furniture disassembly and reassembly
  • Room-by-room placement and unpacking
  • Building, elevator and certificate-of-insurance coordination

The Walkthrough

What we look at when we come to the house.

Careful Handling

The pieces that get handled on their own.

Some things do not travel with the rest of the room. A piano, a safe, a pool table, antiques and fine art are planned separately, measured, and moved with the right people and equipment on hand.

Piano and single-item moving →

Buildings

If either end is a managed building.

Co-ops, condominiums and high-rises usually want a certificate of insurance and a reserved elevator window before a crew comes through the door. We handle that paperwork as part of the booking rather than on move morning.

Certificates of insurance and building requirements →

Where we do this most

Areas we work in often.

Summit · Short Hills · Millburn · Montclair · Livingston · Chatham · Westfield · Ridgewood · Franklin Lakes · Basking Ridge · Essex County · Union County · Morris County

FAQ

Questions about white glove moving.

Do you come out to the house first?

Yes. For a larger home an in-home walkthrough is the right way to plan it. In-home estimates run 10:00am to 2:00pm, Monday to Friday.

Can you pack everything, or only some rooms?

Either. Some customers want the whole house packed; others pack the books and clothes themselves and leave the kitchen, the glass and the artwork to us.

Will you unpack at the other end?

Yes. Room-by-room placement and unpacking can be included, so the house is put back together rather than stacked in cartons.

Do you take furniture apart and put it back together?

Yes. Beds, large tables and anything that has to come apart to get through a doorway are disassembled and reassembled as part of the job.

Who is actually in my house?

Our own crews, in uniform. The same team from the walkthrough through to the last carton.

How do I get an estimate?

Use the free estimate form or call University Van Lines. The request goes straight to our team so we can review the details and follow up.

Ready to move?

Start with a free estimate.

Tell us what you are moving, where it is going, and when you would like to move. Our team will follow up quickly.

Get a moving estimate

Only moving a few things? A piano, a safe, a pool table, a couple of pieces across town — those are priced individually rather than off a room count. Piano and single-item moving →

The people who will actually be in your house

Our crews are employees, in uniform, and they are the same faces from the estimate through to the last carton.

Two University Van Lines movers carrying a wrapped sofa through a living roomA University Van Lines mover loading padded furniture into the back of a truckUniversity Van Lines movers wheeling cartons through an apartment building corridor