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Moving Companies in Binghamton, New York

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47,617

Population

$42,031

Median Income

44%

Homeownership

Broome County County

Binghamton, NY

4

ZIP codes covered

Binghamton is a low-demand area for moving services. 44% of residents are homeowners. Estimated average home value: $117,400.

Binghamton ZIP coverage: 13901, 13903, 13904, 13905.

With a homeownership rate under 44%, most Binghamton residents are renters, which means apartment and in-city moves are a big part of the local moving picture. The median household income here sits around $42,000, so finding movers who deliver real value matters. Our directory lets you compare vetted moving professionals serving Binghamton and the surrounding area so you can make a confident, informed choice.

Nearly 48,000 residents call Binghamton home, keeping local movers consistently active year-round.
With over 56% of households renting, apartment moves are among the most common requests in the area.
Binghamton's four-season climate means scheduling around winter weather is a real consideration for movers.
The Southern Tier location makes Binghamton a hub for both local moves and longer upstate NY relocations.

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Moving in Binghamton, New York

Binghamton sits in Broome County, New York, inside the Binghamton, NY metropolitan area. Census data pegs the local population at 47,617 across 20,935 households. Median household income is $42,031, with 44% of residents owning their homes. The median home value runs $117,400.

MoveSpace is still onboarding licensed movers in Binghamton. Beyond our active partners, FMCSA records show 21 additional licensed household-goods carriers operating in or near Binghamton, NY, with fleet sizes ranging from 1 to 53 vehicles.

Our address database covers 4 distinct ZIP codes inside Binghamton: 13901, 13903, 13904, 13905. Movers booked through MoveSpace serve every ZIP listed.

Most movers covering Binghamton also serve nearby Port Dickinson (2 mi), Johnson City (3 mi), Endicott (8 mi), Newark Valley (17 mi), Greene (17 mi), and Owego (18 mi). Long-distance jobs out of Binghamton routinely route to other parts of New York and into neighboring states.

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Common questions about movers in Binghamton

How much does a local move in Binghamton, NY typically cost?

Local move costs depend on the size of your home, number of movers, and hours worked. We don't have current pricing data specific to Binghamton, so request quotes from multiple movers in our directory to compare rates directly.

Do Binghamton movers handle apartment moves?

Yes. Given that a majority of Binghamton residents rent, most local movers are well-practiced with apartment moves, including navigating stairs, narrow hallways, and building elevator reservations.

When should I book a mover in Binghamton?

Book as early as possible — ideally 4 to 6 weeks out for a summer move, and 2 to 3 weeks out in slower seasons. Spring and summer weekends fill quickly, especially around university move-in and move-out periods.

Can Binghamton movers handle long-distance or out-of-state moves?

Many movers serving Binghamton offer long-distance services in addition to local moves. When browsing the directory, check each company's listed service area to confirm they cover your destination.

What should I ask a mover before hiring them?

Ask whether they are licensed and insured, how they calculate their rates, what their policy is on damaged items, and whether they provide written estimates. Getting at least two or three quotes is always a good practice.

Is winter moving in Binghamton difficult?

Binghamton gets significant winter weather, including heavy snow. Moving in winter is doable but requires planning — confirm your mover has experience with cold-weather conditions and discuss a contingency plan for severe weather days.

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