Middlesex County, I-93 corridor
Movers in Wilmington, MA
Wilmington is mostly single-family homes on quiet side streets off I-93, Route 38 and Route 62: capes, ranches, split-levels and newer colonials in subdivisions. Families move in for the space, and those moves come with garages, basements and sheds.
- From $129/hr, 2 movers + truck
- No truck, fuel or stair fees
- 5% off your first move
- USDOT #8719689
- 5.0★ on Thumbtack
Capes, split-levels and garages
Older capes have steep, narrow stairs to the second floor, and dressers often have to come apart or go out a different way. Split-levels mean short flights everywhere. We plan the route for each big piece before moving day.
Garages and basements in Wilmington tend to be full: tools, bikes, lawn equipment, holiday bins. List them in the quote form so the crew size and the estimate match what is really there.
New construction and subdivisions
Newer streets in Wilmington have plenty of room for the truck, but closing dates can shift. If you are buying a new home, tell us the expected date and we will keep you posted on availability as it gets closer.
Brand-new floors and fresh paint need care. Floor runners and door jamb padding are part of how we work, so ask us about them when you book.
Moving out of the city to Wilmington
A lot of our Wilmington jobs start in Somerville, Medford, Malden or Boston apartments. That means stairs and tight parking on the city end, then a straight carry into a house. We plan both ends in one written estimate.
Commuter rail stations at Wilmington and North Wilmington make the town popular with people who still work downtown. Weekday moves are often easier to book than end-of-month weekends.
Rates and what is included
From Swampscott we take Route 1 to I-95 and I-93, so Wilmington is an easy run for our crew.
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 Wilmington move in writing before moving day.
Before you move in Wilmington
- List every room, including the garage, basement and shed.
- If you are buying, send us your closing date early.
- Tell us if the new house has fresh floors so we bring runners.
- Check HOA or condo rules for move hours.
- Ask us about packing a big kitchen.
Services available in Wilmington
Real jobs. Our own crew.
Every photo here is from our own moves around Boston and the North Shore. No stock photos, no actors.
Wilmington moving questions
Do you move full houses in Wilmington?
Yes. For a three or four bedroom house we usually suggest 3 or 4 movers. The written estimate is built from your list of items.
Can you move us from Boston to Wilmington?
Yes. Travel time counts toward the 3-hour minimum, and it is set in writing when you book.
Do you move sheds and garage contents?
We move what is inside: tools, bikes, bins and lawn equipment. Tell us about anything heavy, like a riding mower or a gun safe, so we bring the right equipment.
Do you also serve Tewksbury, Burlington and North Reading?
Yes. All of the towns around Wilmington are in our service area.
Planning a move in Wilmington? Tell us what's moving and we'll put the price in writing.