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If you're moving from Newark to Georgia, you're looking at roughly 913 miles — a solid long-distance move with costs that range from $1,039 on the low end (small studio, rental truck) to $6,889 on the high end (large household, full-service movers). Use the moving cost calculator to get a number closer to your actual situation, but the breakdown below should give you a clear baseline before you start calling anyone.
Below you'll find the top Newark-area movers that can handle state-to-state jobs, what this route actually costs by home size and service type, and a straight look at what's different about life in Georgia versus Newark.
Out of 158 Newark movers capable of handling interstate moves, these five earned top marks based on verified customer reviews, licensing, and track record on longer hauls.
235 W 1st St, Bayonne, NJ 07002 90% positive reviews | 10% negative
Across 741 reviews, White Glove holds up well. Nearly 90% of customers come away satisfied, citing careful handling, professional crews, and efficient execution. Items are consistently reported as well-wrapped, teams arrive on time, and communication is solid throughout. The complaints that surface tend to cluster around long-distance or storage legs — a handful of customers hit unexpected fees or delayed delivery, and a few report damage claims that weren't resolved to their satisfaction. Compared to most movers in this market, though, the damage rate is notably low.
If you go with White Glove for your Newark-to-Georgia run, clarify pricing terms up front for any storage or extended delivery windows.
Phone: (877) 941-0568 DOT #: 648262 | State License #: 648262 | 29 years in business
Services: Local, interstate, and international moves | Packing & unpacking | Offices, pianos, hot tubs, pool tables, art, antiques, grandfather clocks | Crating, crane vans, full-valuation coverage, storage | DOD certified | Credit cards accepted
99 Evergreen Ave, Newark, NJ 07114 80% positive reviews | 18% negative
Flatrate's 33-year track record shows in its move-day consistency — punctual crews, professional attitudes, careful handling. Most customers (80%) report smooth, well-coordinated moves. Where Flatrate stumbles is in the 18% negative slice, which covers a real range of problems: damaged belongings, communication breakdowns, and pricing surprises that land late in the process. Some customers describe unresolved damage claims and poor follow-up after the fact. Not a dealbreaker for everyone, but worth knowing if you're moving anything with high replacement value.
Get everything in writing before the truck shows up.
Phone: (917) 781-3898 DOT #: 488466 | State License #: 1748105 | 33 years in business
Services: Local, interstate, and international moves | Packing & unpacking | Offices, pianos | Crating, storage | Credit cards accepted
58 2nd Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215 95% positive reviews | 5% negative
A 95% positive rate across 221 reviews is one of the stronger satisfaction scores I see on this route. Customers consistently praise careful handling, efficient crews, pricing that stays close to the original estimate, and reliable timing. The 5% negative slice centers on property damage and insurance disputes — a few customers found the claims process frustrating and payouts inadequate. Worth noting: they require a deposit and accept both cash and credit card. For most customers, this is a reliable and cost-effective option that delivers what it promises.
Phone: (718) 306-9980 DOT #: 2180117 | State License #: 39493 | 13 years in business
Services: Local, interstate, and international moves | Packing & unpacking | Offices, pianos, art, antiques, grandfather clocks | Crating, full-valuation coverage, storage, safes | Cash and credit cards accepted | Deposit required
48 Wall St #1100, New York, NY 10005 85% positive reviews | 13% negative
Seka Moving is seven years in with an 85% satisfaction rate across 495 reviews. The consistent praise centers on speed, property protection, and pricing accuracy — three things that matter most on a 900-mile haul. Negative reviews (13%) focus on damaged items, delayed deliveries, and unexpected charges after the fact, particularly on long-distance jobs where delivery windows and weight adjustments can catch customers off guard. For your Newark-to-Georgia move, get a binding quote and confirm delivery timeframes in writing before you hand over a deposit.
Phone: (212) 203-0280 DOT #: 3014539 | State License #: 40118 | 7 years in business (Also operates as: Seka Moving Corporation)
Services: Local and interstate moves | Packing & unpacking | Offices, pianos, hot tubs, pool tables, art, antiques, grandfather clocks | Crating, full-valuation coverage, fragile-only packing, storage | Cash, money order, and credit card accepted | Deposit required
900 S 2nd St, Harrison, NJ 07029 79% positive reviews | 16% negative
Molloy Bros has 46 years in the business, and their reviews reflect an experienced operation. About eight in ten customers come away positive — citing efficient service, careful handling, and crews that go the extra mile on tough jobs. The 16% negative feedback points to estimate accuracy issues, unexpected charges, and some damage claims that weren't handled well. If you're working with a tight budget and need the quote to hold, push hard for a binding number before you sign. Their long track record on interstate moves is genuinely valuable for a haul this long.
Phone: (201) 444-7711 DOT #: 125563 | State License #: 125563 | 46 years in business (Also operates as: Molloy Brothers Moving & Storage, Molloy Bros. Mayflower, Advance Relocation and Storage of NJ)
Services: Local, interstate, and international moves | Packing & unpacking | Offices, pianos, pool tables, art, antiques, grandfather clocks | Crating, crane vans, shipment tracking, full-valuation coverage, fragile-only packing, storage, safes | Cash, money order, and credit card accepted | Deposit required
Here's a quick look at specialty service availability among Newark movers that handle state-to-state jobs:
| Service | # of Movers | % Offering |
|---|---|---|
| Interstate moves | 145 | 91.8% |
| Pianos | 139 | 88.0% |
| Art | 118 | 74.7% |
| Antiques | 111 | 70.3% |
| Small moves | 57 | 36.1% |
| Fragile-only packing | 32 | 20.3% |
If you have art or antiques, most Newark movers can handle them. Fragile-only packing is rarer — confirm availability before you book if that's what you need.
The table below shows typical price ranges based on a 913-mile move from Newark to Georgia, broken out by home size and service type.
| Move size | Moving company | Moving container | Rental truck |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1 bedroom | $1,039 – $3,798 | $750 – $1,803 | $583 – $1,092 |
| 2–3 bedrooms | $2,239 – $5,497 | $1,441 – $2,854 | $611 – $1,259 |
| 4+ bedrooms | $3,775 – $6,889 | $1,847 – $3,562 | $767 – $1,513 |
Estimates based on pricing data as of January 2026. Final charges vary based on access conditions, add-ons, fuel, weight, and timing. Fuel costs are included in the truck rental estimates. Compare multiple quotes before committing.
A studio or one-bedroom move runs $1,039 to $3,798. Two- or three-bedroom homes typically land between $2,239 and $5,497. Larger households — four-plus bedrooms — should plan for $3,775 to $6,889. The spread within each range comes down to time of year, service level, access at both ends, and how much packing help you're getting.
Moving containers range from $750 to $1,803 for a smaller load, $1,441 to $2,854 for two to three bedrooms, and $1,847 to $3,562 for a large household. You handle the loading and unloading; the company handles transport. It's a reasonable middle ground — cheaper than full-service movers, but without the 900-mile drive.
Truck rentals are the cheapest option on this route, but you're doing all the heavy lifting yourself. Expect $583 to $1,092 for a studio or one-bedroom, $611 to $1,259 for two or three bedrooms, and $767 to $1,513 for a four-plus bedroom home. Fuel is factored in. Just be realistic about what a 913-mile drive looks and feels like before you commit.
Where you land inside those ranges depends on a few core variables:
