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“I called for same day help and got 2 strong men to come move a hutch. They did a great job! Highly recommend them!!”
Fiona S.
I’m Owen Brennan. A lot of our apartment and condo work is Seaport high-rises and student-heavy buildings near Harvard, MIT, and Tufts — buildings that don’t just let a truck pull up and start loading.
Seaport towers require a certificate of insurance and a booked freight-elevator window before move day, and we handle that paperwork with your building management ahead of time so nothing stalls at the loading dock. Cambridge and Somerville student housing runs on tighter turnover, and our crew chief Ray Doherty plans around those building schedules constantly.
| Crew size | Rate | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 2 movers + truck | $175/hr | Studio or 1-bedroom unit |
| 3 movers + truck | $225/hr | 2-bedroom+ or high-rise unit |
Sample flat-rate apartment and condo jobs:
| Move | Flat rate |
|---|---|
| Studio, Seaport high-rise to Back Bay | $450 |
| 1-bedroom, Cambridge student housing to Somerville | $540 |
| 2-bedroom condo, Assembly Row to Medford | $780 |
| 1-bedroom, South End brownstone unit to Dorchester | $510 |
| 2-bedroom, Waltham apartment to Newton | $820 |
Every job is backed by $0.60/lb released-value coverage, with full-value protection up to $1,000,000 in cargo coverage available on request, and we run under our Massachusetts DPU household-goods permit. Packing a whole apartment yourself? See full-service packing. Moving off-campus to a suburb? Check Cambridge or our other service areas, or start on the Middlesex Movers home page.