Freeport · Nassau County · Long Island
Freeport Movers — Local Moves, Coordinated Start to Finish
A working waterfront village — canal-side Capes, colonials along the bay, and a generation of homes raised high after Sandy. Freeport moves are won or lost on access, and we coordinate every one around your street, your stairs, and your dock. Home Services & Commercial Coordination. WE MOVE. WE HAUL. WE CLEAN. WE COORDINATE IT ALL.
Freeport moving prices: hourly by crew size
Local moves in Freeport are priced hourly — one rate the whole job, with the truck, pads, dollies, tools, and full furniture wrapping included as standard. Every piece gets padded and protected before it is carried, on every move. These are starting prices for a standard inventory; your final price is confirmed after an inventory review, and a 5% admin fee applies to every job.
3 movers + truck — recommended
starting at $199/hr (4-hour minimum $796)
The crew we lead with for almost every Freeport move: waterfront colonials, canal-side Capes, and raised homes where every piece starts with a flight of entry stairs. One mover wraps and stages while two carry, so the stairs never stop the loading.
2 movers + truck
starting at $149/hr (4-hour minimum $596)
Condos and 1–2 bedroom apartments north of Merrick Road and around the village center, and load-only jobs where everything is already packed, wrapped, and staged at the door.
4 movers + truck
starting at $249/hr (4-hour minimum $996)
Large waterfront homes, heavy furniture, boat gear and garage contents, and raised homes where a fourth mover turns the entry staircase into a relay instead of a climb.
We lead with the 3-mover crew for most Freeport homes. On a raised waterfront home, the entry flight is part of every single carry — one mover staging and wrapping while two work the stairs keeps the day moving instead of grinding. The 2-mover crew is the exception — a genuinely small or load-only job — not the default. For the full rate card, see our local moving service page and our Long Island movers cost guide.
What a typical Freeport move totals
Hourly pricing means your total is the rate times the hours the move honestly takes. In Freeport the swing factor is elevation and water: a street-level ranch in North Freeport and a raised colonial on a south-side canal are the same square footage and very different moving days:
- Condo / 1–2 bedroom apartment: about 4–5 hours with 2–3 movers.
- Cape or ranch (2–3 bedrooms): about 5–6 hours with 3 movers.
- Raised waterfront home (3 bedrooms): about 6–8 hours with 3 movers.
- Large colonial with garage + dock storage: about 8–11 hours with 4 movers.
So a 3-bedroom raised home at 7 hours with 3 movers is $1,393, plus the 5% admin fee — about $1,463 all-in. A 25% deposit holds your date, and the balance reflects the actual hours worked, collected before unloading. When we quote you, we quote the expected total up front with the access factored in — the 4-hour minimum is never dressed up as the price. Our moving checklist walks through how to get ready.
Raised homes, canal streets, and village parking — the Freeport realities
Three things shape a Freeport moving day. First, elevation: after Superstorm Sandy, many homes south of Merrick Road were raised on new foundations, which means a full exterior staircase stands between the truck and the front door for every piece, in both directions. It is planned into the crew size and the expected hours — never billed as a surprise stairs fee, because on an hourly move there is no such fee. Second, the streets: canal blocks are narrow, some end at bulkheads, and a truck may have to stage a house or two away; the carry distance is real time, so we walk it during the inventory review. Third, the waterfront inventory itself: Freeport garages hold boats’ worth of gear — motors, traps, dock boxes, patio sets — and village homes often include a shed or dock storage that belongs in the quote from the start.
The clock itself is simple and disclosed before you book: it starts when the crew arrives and runs through wrapping, loading, the drive to your new home, unloading, and placement — driving time counts. After the 4-hour minimum, time bills in full-hour increments. If the crew packs for you, the labor runs on the same hourly clock — no second rate — and boxes and materials are one flat package by home size, starting at $150 for a studio.
Areas around Freeport we serve
We coordinate local moves across the Freeport area, including Village of Freeport, South Freeport & the canals, The Nautical Mile (Woodcleft Ave), North Freeport, Baldwin, Baldwin Harbor, Merrick, Roosevelt, Hempstead, East Meadow — and the rest of the south shore. Heading inland? See our Hempstead movers page. Clearing a Freeport property instead of moving into one? Our Hempstead-area cleanouts page covers whole-house cleanouts across this part of Nassau.
One honest note: Movers & Cleanout Crew is a licensed moving broker and coordinator based in Farmingdale, Long Island. We do not have a Freeport storefront — we set your price, hold your date, handle the paperwork, and dispatch a licensed, insured carrier from our network to do the physical move. Every payment runs through us, and the carrier never collects from you.
Freeport moving FAQs
How much do movers cost in Freeport?
Local Freeport moves are priced hourly by crew size: 2 movers starting at $149/hr, 3 movers starting at $199/hr, and 4 movers starting at $249/hr, each with a truck and a 4-hour minimum. Most Freeport houses move with the 3-mover crew we recommend — a typical 3-bedroom runs 5–7 hours, so most households land around $1,000–$1,400 before the 5% admin fee. Every price is a starting price for a standard inventory; your final price is confirmed after an inventory review, before anything beyond your deposit is charged.
My Freeport home was raised after Sandy — does that change the move?
It changes the access, and access is planned into the quote. Raised homes south of Merrick Road sit a full flight — sometimes more — above the street, so every piece travels up or down real stairs before the carry even starts. There is no stairs fee on a local hourly move; the stairs simply take time, and the honest fix is the right crew size. Tell us the home is raised when you book and the expected total reflects it from the start.
Can you move us on the canal streets and the Nautical Mile?
Yes. South Freeport’s canal blocks and the Woodcleft Avenue area have narrow streets, tight turns, and bulkhead-side properties where the truck cannot always sit at the door. We plan the truck position and the carry route during the inventory review — the distance from truck to door is part of the quote, not a surprise added on the day.
Who actually performs my Freeport move?
Movers & Cleanout Crew Inc is a licensed moving broker and coordinator based on Long Island: we set your price, hold your date, and collect your payment. The physical work is performed by a licensed, insured carrier from our network — verified before dispatch, with its insurance certificate on file before your address is ever released. The carrier never collects money from you; every payment runs through us.
How does the deposit work on a Freeport move?
A deposit of 25% of the expected total holds your date — and it can be split if you need. Your final bill is your actual hours times your crew rate, plus any packing materials package and the 5% admin fee, minus the deposit you already paid. The balance is collected on move day, before unloading. After the 4-hour minimum, time bills in full-hour increments.
Get your Freeport move priced
Pick your crew and home size and see the expected total before you book. A 25% deposit holds your date — and it can be split if you need.
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