Town right of way
Greenwich lists renting on-street parking space among the activities covered by its Highway Permit. Review the current permit guidance before move day if public curb space is part of the setup.
Official guidancePlanning starts with the pickup and delivery addresses. For a Greenwich move, tell us whether either property has limited driveway, curb, elevator, or loading access when the team follows up.
This request sends your two addresses and contact details. It does not reserve a date or confirm a price.

The useful details are physical and specific. They help determine what needs to be discussed before availability and scope can be confirmed.
First decide whether the vehicle can use private access or whether the plan may touch the public right of way. That distinction determines whether Greenwich permit guidance belongs on your checklist. Packing or piano questions come after the access route is understood.
Open a service page for its full scope, or keep reading to prepare the details that matter for this location.
This check applies only when the move cannot use private access or a building loading area.
Greenwich lists renting on-street parking space among the activities covered by its Highway Permit. Review the current permit guidance before move day if public curb space is part of the setup.
Official guidanceCheck the city guidance if the plan uses public space for a container, crane or forklift, or rented on-street space. Confirm the current requirements with the town.
Describe turns, grade, gates, available vehicle position, and the carry from the vehicle to the entrance during the follow-up conversation.
It confirms only that your addresses and contact details were submitted. Availability, scope, and service terms are discussed separately.
The team can then discuss the move type, access, timing, availability, and service terms.