Somerset County looks different from the rest of our service area — fewer walk-ups, more long driveways, and homes in Bridgewater or the Somerset section of Franklin Township that run bigger than what we’re used to loading in Edison or New Brunswick. That extra square footage is exactly where a swapped-in crew gets caught off guard: more rooms than the sheet accounted for, a finished basement nobody mentioned, a garage full of tools.
We handle Somerset County less often than Middlesex or Union, so we don’t treat it as routine — Darnell walks the house in person for anything past a one-bedroom, and the same people who wrote that estimate are on the truck when it’s time to load.
Somerville, the county seat, mixes older homes near the train station with newer builds further out; either way, whoever quoted your rooms carries them, not a crew meeting your inventory for the first time on move day.
What a Somerset County Move Costs
Two movers runs $135/hr, three is $175/hr, four is $215/hr — or skip the math and have Darnell walk the place first, so you're booking off a written number instead of a guess
A split-level in Somerset County and a third-floor walk-up a few towns over don't price out the same way, which is exactly why Darnell sees the place before we lock in a crew size. Basic released-value protection rides along free on every job, a $150 deposit is credited straight to your final invoice, and a fifth mover onward adds $45/hr.
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