House and Home Moving in New England

New England houses have character, and character means tight turns. The center-entrance colonial with a steep front staircase, the cape with a low attic doorway, the triple-decker where the only way down is the back stairs — our crews handle all of it without gouging your trim or your wallet. Economy Movers has packed up homes across the six states since 2014, and the price stays honest no matter how many flights stand between your bedroom set and the truck.

Diane runs the schedule, Brian’s crews do the carrying, and you get a flat written quote that already accounts for the stairs. There is no surprise fee waiting at the bottom of the steps.

Protecting the House on the Way Out

Before a single piece moves, we lay floor runners over hardwood, pad the door jambs and banister, and shrink-wrap anything with a finish worth keeping. Beds, dining tables, and oversized dressers come apart so they clear the doorway, then go back together where you point. It is the same care a high-end mover gives, minus the high-end bill.

Right-Sizing for Seniors and Growing Families

A lot of our work is helping parents downsize out of the house the kids grew up in, or moving a young family into their first real home. We move at your pace, label the boxes by room, and never rush an older customer. Flat bands run $1,280 to $1,950 for a three-bedroom and up to $2,750 for a four-bed house.

Ring (888) 711-4778 and we will walk through your home and quote it fair.

What You Get

• Floor runners, banister padding, and door-jamb protection set before the first item moves
• Disassembly and reassembly of beds, tables, and large dressers at no extra charge
• Boxes labeled by room and placed where you want them, not dumped by the door
• Stairs, walk-ups, and triple-decker back stairways priced into the flat quote up front
• Unhurried, patient handling for seniors downsizing from a long-time family home
• Shrink-wrap and furniture blankets on anything with a finish worth protecting