Connecticut River Moving Company

In October 2026 a Google reviewer wrote that Connecticut River Moving Company carried a "really heavy soapstone woodstove up to a second floor" with a "can do attitude," and that the price was what they said it would be. The company is based in Lyme, New Hampshire, and on its own site describes itself as locally owned and operated, with "over 40 years moving experience between the crew." It lists free estimates. In May 2026 a customer who needed a full house pack-up and move wrote that "Dan and his employees exceeded all expectations," that they were "prompt, professional and insanely efficient," and that they were "very reasonably priced." Another May 2026 customer wrote that "they take care of everything, pack, load and move you," and thanked Dan. Earlier that month a customer called Dan "incredibly kind and professional." In October 2024 a reviewer named "Dan Dyke of CRMC & his partner, Matt" for a move to Woodstock, Vermont, and wrote that the final total "was a bit lower than the original estimate"; an April 2024 reviewer likewise wrote that the crew "came in under the quote." A December 2024 reviewer credited Dan, Matt, Curtis and their team with moving a new grand piano through "challenging weather, a changing schedule," a tricky driveway and seven steps. In November 2025 a customer moving from Littleton to Lebanon, New Hampshire, wrote that the crew showed up early, nothing was damaged, and "they even set up the beds and mirrors." In March 2025 a reviewer wrote "they've moved me nine times and the 10th" — Barnard, Vermont to Woodstock, Vermont. In December 2025 a one-star Google reviewer wrote that their furniture was "not properly protected and packed in the truck, so it arrived damaged," and that Dan Dyke "talked a great game" when quoting but was "conveniently absent" once they started complaining, leaving them to deal with "the college kids employed to just move our stuff."