Your furniture doesn’t sit in a warehouse you’ve never seen when a Jersey City closing slips — it sits in the same Communipaw Ave building Vincent Caruso has owned since 2011, tagged and racked by the same crew that loaded the truck. Kevin O’Malley tracks every item from intake to pickup.
Storage at our own Communipaw Ave warehouse
- Move-gap block: 60 days at $120 a month flat
- Same crew that loads the truck unloads it at the bay
- Inventory tagging and padded racking on every piece
- Access by appointment through dispatch
Because it’s our own building, not a rented third-party facility, Angela Pellegrino can confirm access the same day.
How the move-gap block works
Book the load date, hand the goods to the crew at the curb, and set pickup once the new address clears. The signed block runs $120 a month for a 60-day window, with early or late release billed at the same rate. See how last-minute moves work.
What’s separate
Storage covers the bay, racking, and inventory tagging. Pre-pack labor, piano climate handling, and storage past 60 days aren’t part of the standard block. Home.
What’s Included
- 60-day move-gap block at $120 a month
- Same crew loads the truck and unloads the bay
- Inventory tagging and padded racking included
- Our own Communipaw Ave warehouse, not a rented third-party bay
- Appointment-only access through dispatch
- No long-term contract required
What Does It Cost?
Run the clock or skip it — a two-mover crew opens at $129/hr, or a flat band by home size starts around $349
The truck, blankets, and dollies never show up as a separate line: $129 for two movers, $179 for three, $229 for four, or a flat figure by bedroom count if you would rather skip the clock entirely. Full-value protection is already built into that number — Eagle Van Lines includes it standard, not as something added at the end.
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