Bradford Movers
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Highlights
- Eighty years running — BBB dates the business to 1946
- A+ BBB grade — the bureau's top letter rating
- Piano and storage work — specialty handling plus climate-controlled space
- No customer reviews — nothing on file to judge the work by
- Two-person operation — confirm crew size for a full-house move
- Carrier credentials unconfirmed — numbers come from BBB's file, not the agencies
Bradford Movers traces back to 1946 — eighty years of Massachusetts moving work, now run as a sole proprietorship by Donald P. LaRiviere out of a Plaistow, New Hampshire post office box, with two employees. That combination tells you most of what you need: this is a small, long-lived outfit, not a crew-of-twenty operation. The work spans household and office moves, piano moving and delivery, and climate-controlled storage. The Better Business Bureau grades the company A+, though it has never sought BBB accreditation. Its BBB file also lists the paperwork a mover is supposed to carry: a US Department of Transportation number (446788), a Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities registration (Mass DPU 4661), and an Interstate Commerce license (224026). Those are the bureau's record of what the company reported, not confirmations from the agencies, so verify the DOT number yourself if you are moving across a state line. What is missing is customers. No reviews have surfaced on any source, which for an eighty-year-old business is unusual and leaves nothing to judge the work by. Ask for three recent references and their addresses, get the valuation coverage and the storage terms in writing, and confirm who is actually on the truck — with two employees, the crew for a full-house move likely comes from somewhere.
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What does a move cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Bradford Movers. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Flights without an elevator, counting both ends.
Estimated range
$900 – $1,700
Typical move around $1,300