Westport, CT Moving Company & Local Movers

Moving Services in Westport

As Westport's home-base moving company in Westport, Connecticut, Jim Fahey Moving & Storage serves families and businesses with local movers, long-distance relocations, and full-service packing. Based at 21 Bridge Square, we know every neighborhood — Compo Beach to Greens Farms, Saugatuck to Old Hill.

Whether you're moving within Westport, across Fairfield County, or making a long-distance move to another state, our crew handles every step with care. We provide full-service packing and unpacking, and we supply all packing materials including boxes, tape, bubble wrap, packing paper, and specialty containers for fragile items like artwork, china, and electronics.

Need secure storage while your new home is being prepared? Our climate-controlled storage solutions give you flexibility with your move timeline. We hold Connecticut PUC License #1767 for all local and intrastate moves, and carry federal FMCSA authority (USDOT 2099102 | MC‑732191) for any interstate relocation. Call any of our lines to speak with a real person and get a free, no-obligation estimate.

Local moving insights for Westport: The Merritt Parkway bans commercial vehicles — our trucks always route via I-95 or local roads, never the Parkway. Compo Beach area roads restrict commercial vehicles during summer (Memorial Day through Labor Day); if you're moving in a beach neighborhood, we schedule weekday morning windows. Many Westport HOAs and condo associations require a Certificate of Insurance (COI) — we provide this with 24-hour notice. For Old Hill and areas near Newtown Turnpike, we confirm bridge weight ratings ahead of move day. Book 3–4 weeks ahead during August, when Westport school-year transitions drive peak demand. For more, see our Connecticut summer moving guide and our Fairfield County moving cost breakdown.

Westport Neighborhoods We Serve

Compo Beach is one of Westport's busiest summer moving corridors — Compo Road South, Hillspoint Road, and the streets around Compo Beach Park restrict commercial vehicles Memorial Day through Labor Day. We schedule weekday morning windows, confirm beach-permit parking with the town, and use smaller trucks when Hillspoint narrows. See our dedicated Compo Beach movers page for shoreline-specific logistics.

Greens Farms spans Greens Farms Road, Morningside Drive, and the I-95 Exit 18 corridor. Larger lots and longer carries from garage to truck are common; estate moves with antiques and fine art are a specialty. The Greens Farms train station area has commuter parking pressure on weekdays — morning move windows avoid conflicts. We route all trucks via I-95 or local roads; the Merritt Parkway is never an option for commercial vehicles.

Saugatuck, Old Hill, and downtown Westport mix walk-up apartments near the Saugatuck River, converted offices on the Post Road, and hillside homes on Old Hill with weight-posted bridges near Newtown Turnpike. Downtown and Saugatuck moves often need COI paperwork for condo associations; Old Hill moves need bridge and driveway surveys before move day. Whether you are moving within Westport or relocating from Fairfield or Norwalk, our Westport-based crews know every street. For office relocations, see commercial movers in Fairfield County.

Quick answer

Jim Fahey Moving & Storage is Westport's home-base moving company (CT PUC #1767), serving Compo Beach, Greens Farms, Saugatuck, Old Hill, and all of Fairfield County with local, long-distance, packing, and storage. Free estimates — (203) 240-5422.