Apartment and Condo Moves

Apartment moving in New England is its own sport. Brownstone walk-ups with no elevator, brick-front triple-deckers with a back staircase barely wide enough for a couch, resident-permit parking that turns a quick load into a logistics puzzle — that is the terrain our crews live in. Economy Movers prices these honestly at $99 an hour for two movers or $137 for three, and we do not invent a fee because your building lacks a loading dock.

We know the difference between a Beacon Hill third-floor walk-up and a modern Cambridge complex with a freight elevator you have to reserve. We plan the parking, the elevator slot, and the carry before move day so the clock does not run while we figure things out.

Built for the Buildings We Work In

Tight stairwells, low ceilings, and doorways that an oversized sectional simply will not clear — we have a plan for each. Couches stand on end, bed frames come apart, and protective pads go on the banisters so you get your security deposit back. Loading- or unloading-only help is available at $99 an hour with no equipment minimum.

College Move-Out Season

Every May, students clear out of Harvard, MIT, BU, Northeastern, Brown, Yale, and UVM all at once, and parking is a war zone. We book early, work fast, and handle move-outs that cross state lines back home. Studios start at $260 and one-bedrooms at $420.

Lock your date with a $79 deposit before the May rush fills up.

What You Get

• Two-mover crews at $99/hr or three-mover crews at $137/hr, sized to your stairwell
• Walk-up carries with no elevator surcharge for brownstones, triple-deckers, and brick walk-ups
• Resident-permit parking and freight-elevator slots arranged before move day
• Banister and doorway padding so your security deposit comes back intact
• College move-outs near Harvard, MIT, BU, Brown, Yale, and UVM, including crossing state lines
• Load-only or unload-only help at $99/hr with no equipment minimum