Hustle Moving Company

Hustle Moving Company, out of Randolph, is essentially a one-owner-led crew — Brendan, whose full name (Brendan Lucier) shows up in one review — and his name comes up in nearly every one of the 85 reviews on file since 2023. It shows in the numbers too: 88 ratings averaging 5★ on Google, 19 reviews in the last six months, none negative. Certain themes repeat far more than usual for a moving company. Pricing transparency is one — reviewers describe fair, upfront quotes, and one customer said Brendan caught his own overcharge and refunded the difference before being asked. The same review describes a third truck materializing mid-move when the job ran bigger than planned. Availability under pressure is another: in a 2025 review, a customer described Brendan taking on a short-notice antique-furniture move with a day's notice, carefully wrapping and loading a shop room's worth of pieces. The crew has also handled the physically hard stuff — in a 2025 review, movers used a hoyer lift to get a couch, dresser, and an electric bed up to a third floor, and another 2025 review describes threading large furniture through the narrow stairways of a triple-decker. Repeat business shows up constantly — reviewers describing their second, third, and even fourth move with the company. One customer who'd used them for a smaller job the year before came back for a full Massachusetts-to-Vermont household relocation that included fragile antiques and a motorcycle. In a 2025 review, a customer describing herself as a businesswoman and former state representative called the service "True Professionals." A Nextdoor post from a Plainville neighbor independently recommending "Brendan at Hustle Moving Co." echoes the same pattern outside Google. Nothing here points to a downside worth flagging — no complaints, no government actions, nothing contradicted between sources. For anything from a same-day emergency move to a full out-of-state household relocation, this is a crew with an unusually consistent history of pulling it off. Worth confirming truck count and crew size for a bigger job, since scope and flexibility come up repeatedly as strengths worth planning around rather than assuming.