Everything moving llc

Everything Moving is a family-owned moving company based in Peterborough, NH, in business more than 16 years according to its own site, that has built a broad specialty in complex and delicate moves — pianos in particular keep coming up. Reviewers describe the crew moving a 100-year-old upright piano up to a second floor, picking up a donated Steinway for delivery to a nonprofit, and handling multi-stop moves spanning several towns in NH and Maine in a single job. The same crew names show up across dozens of reviews over several years — Matt, Bryan, Richard, Mike, Ricky, and Jerry among them — and the pattern reviewers describe is consistent: on time, careful with belongings, and efficient enough that the final bill sometimes came in under the original estimate. Several reviewers specifically mention the price coming in below quote, and more than one credited office staff, particularly Lindy, with working out a plan for a complicated move. The crew has also handled moves in extreme conditions — one reviewer described a move at minus 12 degrees — and went out of their way to help a customer's disabled brother get set up in a new place. Recent activity keeps the same shape: 13 reviews in the past six months, all positive, describing everything from a four-location home renovation shuffle to a short-distance move completed without a hitch. Not everything on file is glowing. Two 2022 reviews stand out as clear exceptions: one called the crew 'thieves' without giving any specifics, and another criticized a three-hour minimum charge for in-town moves and said there was no accommodation for senior citizens. Both are outliers against years of detailed praise, but worth knowing about going in — especially the minimum-charge policy for a short local move. The company lists a USDOT number (also shown on its own site) among its BBB details, standard for an interstate mover, though it hasn't been checked against a state licensing registry. For anything from a small local move to a cross-state relocation involving something fragile or oddly shaped — a piano, an antique, bakery equipment — the reviews describe a crew that has handled the unusual stuff before.