Middlesex County, Merrimack Valley
Movers in Lowell, MA
Lowell is a real city, with converted mill buildings downtown, triple-deckers in Centralville and the Acre, bigger homes in Belvidere and the Highlands, and thousands of UMass Lowell students moving in and out each year. Every one of those is a different kind of move.
- From $129/hr, 2 movers + truck
- No truck, fuel or stair fees
- 5% off your first move
- USDOT #8719689
- 5.0★ on Thumbtack
Mill lofts downtown
Many downtown apartments are in old mill buildings along the canals. They have freight elevators, long hallways and loading areas with set hours. Ask management for the move-in rules and the elevator schedule, and send them to us before moving day.
Loft layouts mean big open rooms and big furniture. Measure the elevator and door if you are bringing a large sectional.
Triple-deckers and multi-family homes
In Centralville, Pawtucketville, the Acre and Back Central, many homes are two and three-family houses with narrow front stairs and porches out back. A top-floor unit means a lot of stairs, and that is the biggest factor in how many movers we suggest.
Street parking is tight on many of these blocks. Tell us whether there is a driveway, and check with the city about reserving space in front of the house if the street is busy.
Students and UMass Lowell
Around the North and South campuses, leases turn over at the end of summer and in May. Book early for those weeks. Small moves are welcome, and the 3-hour minimum includes travel time.
If you are moving just a few big pieces, like a bed, a desk and a couch, 2 movers and a truck is usually enough.
Rates and what is included
From Swampscott we come out Route 128 and Route 3 or take I-93 to I-495, and Lowell is about as far as our everyday area reaches.
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 Lowell move in writing before moving day.
Before you move in Lowell
- Get your building's elevator schedule if you live in a mill loft.
- Tell us the floor and which stairs we will use in a multi-family house.
- Check with the city about reserving curb space on busy streets.
- Book student-season dates early.
- Measure doors and elevators for oversized furniture.
Services available in Lowell
Real jobs. Our own crew.
Every photo here is from our own moves around Boston and the North Shore. No stock photos, no actors.
Lowell moving questions
Do you move UMass Lowell students?
Yes. Small moves are welcome. There is a 3-hour minimum, and travel time counts toward it.
Can you move a third-floor apartment in Lowell?
Yes, that is everyday work for us. Tell us the floor and the stairs, and we will suggest the right crew size.
How much does a Lowell move cost?
2 movers and a truck from $129/hr, 3 movers from $169/hr, 4 movers from $199/hr. Travel time is billed and set in writing when you book.
Do you serve Chelmsford, Dracut and Tewksbury?
Yes. All of the towns around Lowell are in our service area.
Planning a move in Lowell? Tell us what's moving and we'll put the price in writing.