Bell Air Moving is a Massachusetts moving company headquartered in Dedham (its website separately lists a Boston address), offering local, long-distance, commercial, packing and storage moving plus specialty piano moving across Greater Boston and the surrounding towns — Milton, Newton, Dedham, Sharon, Norwood and more.
Its track record runs from 2011 through 2021 across Thumbtack, Angi, Reddit and the Better Business Bureau, and it holds up well throughout: reviewers across those years repeatedly single out named crews — Alex, Georg, Nick — for careful handling of heavy furniture and even a piano moved down a tricky staircase, described in a 2017 review. A 2019 review described a three-man crew working an entire day in 85-90°F heat without slowing down, calling it the best moving company the customer had used in Massachusetts; other reviews from 2016 through 2018 repeatedly praise fair pricing and professionalism. Its current platform ratings back that history up: 4.8 stars across 21 Angi ratings and a perfect 5.0 from 2 Thumbtack reviews, plus an A+, BBB-accredited grade.
A couple of things are worth flagging. First, the company's own site names 'Raimond' as co-founder, while both the Better Business Bureau and Thumbtack's verified license list the owner as Nikolay Sosnovsky — the two don't agree on who's behind the business. Second, the site gives three different lengths of operation on the same page — 'over 20 years,' '12 years,' and '7 years' — while the Better Business Bureau puts it at 27 years (founded 1999) and Angi says 30. Thumbtack does show a verified Massachusetts moving company license (MA #31770) under Sosnovsky's name, current through March 2027, which matches the MDPU number the site itself lists.
There isn't a written review dated more recent than 2021, so recent service quality can't be confirmed from reviews — though the licensing and BBB status appear current as of this year.
For a local or long-distance move in the Boston area, Bell Air's written history is consistently positive and specific over a decade, and its license is current — just confirm who you're actually contracting with and how long the crew doing your move has been at it, since the company's own materials don't agree on either.
