BRICKHOUSE MOVING COMPANY, LLC

Brickhouse Moving is a Peabody crew known for taking on the jobs other movers turn down — a third-floor unit in a 150-year-old house with doors too narrow for normal furniture, a same-day rescue when a delivery company dumped heavy equipment in a parking lot with no way to move it. Joe and his team show up for the hard ones, and it shows in how specific the praise gets. Across 16 reviews from 2022 to 2026, the detail is consistent: furniture padded and boxes stacked methodically, a crew that stays until the job is actually done rather than clocking out early, pricing that came in at a quarter of a competitor's quote for one four-bedroom move. One customer, writing in 2023, said they'd used Brickhouse since 2007 and called them the most capable team in the state for oddly-shaped moves. A 2024 review described switching to Brickhouse after a different mover abandoned a couch in the basement for six days — Brickhouse showed up the next afternoon. The one review from this year, in July, describes the same pattern: an early arrival and a smooth, careful move between condos. What's worth knowing: three separate reviews, from 2022 and 2023, raise real concerns about billing. Two describe being charged well beyond the quoted price — one calling it a bait-and-switch that doubled the estimate — and a third describes a driver pressuring for cash at drop-off despite the owner agreeing on the phone beforehand that a credit card would be fine. None of the three are recent, and they sit alongside plenty of reviews (including a Reddit recommendation) that call the pricing fair or below competitors, but the specificity and the fact that three different customers independently describe payment surprises makes it worth getting the total cost and payment method confirmed in writing before the truck shows up. For a physically difficult move, the track record of actually finishing tricky jobs is real — just nail down the price and how you'll pay for it ahead of time.