Yellow Eagle

Charlotte
to Brooklyn

from $2,341

636 miles, usually 3 to 7 days on the road. Our own trucks and crews the whole way.

Distance
636 mi
Time on the road
3 to 7 days
Typical shipment
5,000 to 10,000 lbs
Typical volume
800 cu ft
A Yellow Eagle tractor and trailer on a residential street beside a house

CharlotteBrooklyn

We run our own trucks and our own crews

USDOT 3795167 · licensed for household goods across state lines · ask us who is carrying your shipment and we will tell you

What it costs by home size

Off-peak ranges with standard access at both ends. Moving in June or July adds around 15%.

Studio

about 450 cu ft

$2,341 to $4,347

1 bedroom

about 650 cu ft

$2,977 to $5,529

2 bedrooms

about 900 cu ft

$3,843 to $7,137

3 bedrooms

about 1,200 cu ft

$4,658 to $8,650

4 bedrooms

about 1,500 cu ft

$5,590 to $10,381

Your home, exactly

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Three ways to cover 636 miles

Full service, what we do

We load, drive and unload. Costs the most, takes the least out of you. Usually right above two bedrooms.

A moving container

Dropped at your door, you load it, someone else drives it. Cheaper, more flexible on dates, and you do the lifting.

Renting a truck

Cheapest on paper. Once fuel, motels and the days off are counted it often is not, but for a studio going 636 miles it genuinely can be. We will say so if it is.

Questions about this route

How much does it cost to move from Charlotte, NC to Brooklyn, NY?+

A studio typically runs $2,341 to $4,347 and a three-bedroom home $4,658 to $8,650. The weight of your shipment and the 636 miles between the two cities drive most of it.

How long does the move take?+

Expect 3 to 7 days from pickup to delivery. Long-distance trucks carry more than one shipment, so delivery is a window rather than a fixed date. Ask for that window in writing before you book.

When is the cheapest time to move?+

Between October and April. Demand peaks in June and July, when the same shipment can cost 15 to 20% more than in winter. Mid-month beats the first and last few days.

Do I need a binding estimate?+

Ask for one. Federal rules entitle you to a binding or not-to-exceed estimate in writing on request. With a non-binding estimate a carrier may collect no more than 110% of it at delivery.

How do I check a mover is licensed?+

Look up the USDOT number in the FMCSA register and confirm it is active for household goods. Ours is USDOT 3795167, MC-1363846. Never pay a mover in cash or by wire transfer, and never before the estimate is in writing.

USDOT 3795167 and MC-1363846, licensed for household goods across state lines. Check it in the federal register.

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