Colts Neck is horse country in the middle of Monmouth County, with large wooded lots, working farms and long private drives around Route 34 and Route 537. Totes4U delivers sturdy moving totes anywhere in Colts Neck.
Homes here are spread out and usually large, so the 4BR and 5BR packages are the norm. If you are also clearing out a barn or a workshop, size up one more tier than the house alone would need.
Plenty of properties have gated entries or long private drives. Put the gate code and any access notes in your booking and we plan the drop around it.
Colts Neck is known for horse farms and big lots. Most homes sit on at least 2 acres, and many on 5 or 10. The older 1950s to 1970s colonials and ranches have been joined by large estate homes, so the 4 and 5 bedroom packages are common here. Long driveways too, so tell us where to leave the totes.
The township handles recycling but doesn't collect household garbage. Residents hire a private hauler, and bulk waste goes to the Monmouth County Reclamation Center. Line that up before a move out. The Public Works page has the recycling details.
Colts Neck has no public water or sewer, so every home is on a well and septic system. If you're buying, those are worth putting on your inspection list.
Routes 18 and 34 are the main roads, with Route 537 crossing town. There's no Parkway exit in Colts Neck. The closest are in Holmdel, Middletown, Tinton Falls and Wall.
Colts Neck School District covers the younger grades and high schoolers go to Colts Neck High School in the Freehold Regional district. Electric is JCP&L and gas is New Jersey Natural Gas.
Full range from $95 to $355, plus dolly add on ($10 per dolly) and extra weeks ($45 to $95). See all packages →
Yes. They are rigid, they stack and they handle dust and damp far better than cardboard. Just have them empty and easy to reach on pickup day.
Add the gate code or call box instructions in the notes when you book, and we use them for both delivery and pickup.
No. Colts Neck collects recycling but not household garbage, so residents hire a private hauler. Bulk waste goes to the Monmouth County Reclamation Center.
Colts Neck High School, part of the Freehold Regional High School District.
Yes. Put where you'd like the totes left in your booking notes, like the garage or the front porch, and we'll drop them there.
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Heavy duty 27 gallon contractor grade totes: rigid black bodies, yellow snap on lids, sanitized between rentals, and stackable 4 to 5 high loaded. Delivered to your door and picked up when the move is done.
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