MOLLOY

Molloy Moving & Storage

@molloy_brothers_moving_and_storage

Farmingdale, New York
http://www.molloymoving.com
Truck Transportation

Overview

About Molloy Moving & Storage

The Family Business Begins In 1946

Molloy Bros. Moving & Storage started in 1946 as a family business and expanded rapidly by providing high quality residential moving services. In 1957, Molloy Bros. became an agent for Allied Van Lines and grew into one of New York’s largest residential movers. The company then expanded to New Jersey and to three Florida locations. In 1973, Molloy Bros. changed its affiliation to North American Van Lines.

In 1976 the Molloy brothers sold the business to non-family members. At this point in time, the business focus moved from Molloy Bros. to T. James Molloy exclusively when he joined North American Van Lines as a sales executive in the New York City corporate sales office.

Joining Forces With Mayflower Transit

In 1998 the company joined forces with Mayflower Transit, one of the largest and most well known name in the moving business. Mayflower recognizes Molloy Bros. as a leading agent and has presented the company with several awards including the Admiral’s Club Household Goods Award, the Million Dollar Club $4,000,000 Plus Award and the Customer Service Heart of Quality Award.

Molloy Mayflower’s Unsurpassed Resources

Today, Molloy Bros. is one of the largest agents for Mayflower. This relationship gives customers the advantage of working with an experienced local professional moving company as well as having access to a vast network of agents across the United States and abroad. This depth of support is unmatched in the industry, and follows the Molloy philosophy of managing a customer’s move from day one through completion.

Headquarters

Farmingdale, New York

Website

http://www.molloymoving.com

Company Size

51-200 employees

Industry

Truck Transportation

Company Type

Privately Held

Founded

1947

Specialties

Moving and Storage, Packing and Crating, High Value Products, and pack-outs

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