Union County starts about twenty minutes east of our Edison base, and Elizabeth — the county seat — is where a lot of that traffic runs through: NJ Transit rail, the Turnpike, and Newark Liberty just over the county line, which means a fair number of Union County moves are tied to a flight or a relocation timeline that doesn’t leave room for a mix-up.
Cardinal Moving runs Elizabeth, Linden, Rahway, and Cranford as a standing route, not an occasional detour, and the crew who quotes the job — whether it’s a two-family in Elizabeth’s Elmora neighborhood or a Cranford colonial near the river — is the same crew that loads the truck. That continuity matters more in a county built around tight commuter timelines: nobody relearns your inventory sheet the morning of.
We’re licensed with the NJ Division of Consumer Affairs as a Public Mover and Warehouseman, same as every job we run in Union County.
What a Union 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 Union 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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