Noah's Ark Moving & Storage

Noah's Ark Moving & Storage lists local, long distance, piano, fine art and international moving on its website, and says it has been in business 24 years. It carries a 4.8-star Google rating from 236 ratings and an A+ grade from the Better Business Bureau. A recent customer whose son moved from CT to NYC said the movers kept them updated before the move, showed up on time and got the job done even though they had to park 2 blocks away. A recent customer said Noah's Ark moved a piano for them from CT to Long Island and everything went smoothly. A recent customer, moving with them for the third time, called the quote and pricing transparent and clear. A 2026 customer moving out of a 3-floor walkup said the movers took minimal breaks, that Gavin gave an accurate estimate, and that the owner, Jude, was helpful through the process. A 2026 customer moving a commercial space said a manufacturing table was too long for the new hallways, and the crew lead's solution was to hoist it through a first-floor window. A 2026 customer said 24 artworks of varying sizes were shipped across the country with no issues. In a 2025 review, a customer described a two-day move in which the movers, under the direction of Reyes, walked the new house first, then wrapped each piece of furniture and protected the walls and floors. A 2024 customer described a multi-day move to three destinations with no long stem glass broken and no furniture dented. A 2024 customer wrote that Jude, as estimator, underestimated the move scope, leading to a significant bump in cost communicated only at the end, plus a 4% charge for paying by card and $225 for delivering 10 boxes before the move; that customer said emails about it went unanswered. A 2022 customer said the company never got back to them after they reported damaged property. A 2025 customer said the number of contracts to sign each day was an issue, and advised asking for a quote with tips included because "management will be pushy on that topic."