All About Moving

All About Moving is a Revere-based residential and commercial mover that, by its own account, also handles packing, storage, and furniture assembly and disassembly across Boston and towns from Malden and Melrose to Cambridge and Brookline. Multiple reviewers describe it as a family business — owner Steve and his wife Barbara come up by name again and again, often as the first people a customer talks to. What stands out most is how often people come back: one customer says they've used the company four or five times over more than a decade, another calls this their fourth move with them, several describe a second or third booking, and one family says they're the fourth relative to hire the crew. Across dozens of 2025 and 2026 reviews, the same specifics recur — three-person crews (where reviewers say other movers send only two), careful handling of solid wood furniture and fragile items, and upfront, no-hidden-fee pricing. Customers describe moves into tight third-floor walk-ups, jobs done on the hottest day of the year, and same-day rescues after another company cancelled on short notice — all completed without the problems reviewers say they'd had elsewhere. Google backs this up with a 4.3-star average from 124 ratings, and it carries a Better Business Bureau A+ grade as an accredited business. It hasn't always gone this smoothly. In a June 2022 review, a customer described being charged for a fourth mover they say wasn't present, along with an undisclosed destination fee and unexplained holds on top of the agreed price. A different customer, in a July 2022 review, said the move itself went fine but that the manager, Steve, was rude and yelled at them over an office miscommunication. And an April 2024 review described an unprofessional crew, led by a driver who made rude comments once the job ran past its scheduled time. None of that shows up in the reviews from the past year, which consistently praise clear, upfront pricing and communication — but it's fair to ask directly about how billing works before the job starts. For a Boston-area move — especially one with tricky access, a tight timeline, or an unusually heavy load — this is a well-reviewed, established choice; just get the pricing terms in writing, given the handful of older billing complaints.