Middlesex County, Route 128 and Route 3
Movers in Burlington, MA
Burlington sits where Route 128 meets Route 3, with the Burlington Mall, Lahey Hospital, big office parks and large apartment communities. We move people in and out of those complexes, families in the older neighborhoods and small offices along the Middlesex Turnpike.
- From $129/hr, 2 movers + truck
- No truck, fuel or stair fees
- 5% off your first move
- USDOT #8719689
- 5.0★ on Thumbtack
Apartment communities and elevators
Many Burlington rentals are big complexes with elevator buildings, garages and set move-in hours. Ask the leasing office about move rules, elevator reservations and whether they need a certificate of insurance, then send it to us. We work around their time slot.
Long hallways and garage-level loading make the walk from truck to door longer than it looks. Tell us the building and the floor so the plan, and the estimate, include it.
Family homes off Route 3A and Cambridge Street
Away from the highway, Burlington is capes, ranches and colonials with yards and garages. These moves are about volume: furniture, a full basement and a garage. For a whole house we usually suggest 3 or 4 movers.
Furniture is wrapped in blankets before it leaves the room, and we take apart and put back together beds and tables at no extra charge.
Office and medical moves
Burlington has a lot of offices and medical suites. We handle small commercial moves: desks, files, chairs and equipment, often after hours or on weekends so the business stays open. Talk to building management about loading dock and elevator times.
Label everything by room and send a floor plan of the new space if you have one. It makes unloading fast and keeps your team from hunting for boxes.
Rates and what is included
From our Swampscott base Burlington is a straight run out Route 128, so travel stays predictable.
2 movers and a truck from $129/hr, 3 movers from $169/hr, 4 movers from $199/hr. There is a 3-hour minimum, travel time counts toward it, and after that we bill in 15-minute steps. Cash, military and returning customers save 5%.
Blankets, pads, dollies, straps and tools are included, and we take apart and put back together beds and tables. You get the price for your Burlington move in writing before moving day.
Before you move in Burlington
- Reserve the elevator and loading area with your building first.
- Ask the leasing office if they need a certificate of insurance.
- For offices, label desks and boxes by room number.
- List garage and basement items for house moves.
- Book end-of-month dates early.
Services available in Burlington
Real jobs. Our own crew.
Every photo here is from our own moves around Boston and the North Shore. No stock photos, no actors.
Burlington moving questions
Do you move apartments in Burlington complexes?
Yes. We work with building move rules, elevator time slots and insurance certificates. Send us what management requires and we take care of it.
Do you do office moves in Burlington?
Yes, small and mid-size offices. We can schedule early mornings or weekends. Our hours are 7am to 9pm, seven days a week.
What does it cost to move in Burlington?
2 movers and a truck start at $129/hr, 3 movers at $169/hr and 4 movers at $199/hr, with a 3-hour minimum that includes travel time. You get the price in writing first.
Do you serve Bedford, Lexington and Woburn?
Yes. All of the towns around Burlington are in our service area.
Planning a move in Burlington? Tell us what's moving and we'll put the price in writing.