Incredible Movers

Incredible Movers, run out of Worcester by co-owners Nia and Ray, has built a review base of 77 on Google — the large majority five stars — with the same names surfacing constantly: Ray, Victor, Brandon, Ramon, and Nia coordinating from the office. The specifics repeat across recent months: a one-bedroom apartment moved in three hours this July, a three-bedroom home relocated in a single afternoon with a toddler, baby, and dog in tow in June, and a third-floor walk-up move handled in punishing heat in May. Older reviews describe a company willing to bend for hard circumstances — a December 2025 review described a next-day move for someone physically unable to lift heavy items, another from that same month recounted a Worcester-to-Boston move after two other companies backed out of hoisting furniture up a deck, and an October 2025 review described a crew working through a nor'easter. A recurring theme in reviews from late 2025 and early 2026 is the company's work with people in crisis: customers describe Incredible Movers coordinating with the RAFT emergency-housing program and the community agency SMOC to move a family in a housing emergency and a low-income senior out of her apartment, with staff credited for patience and follow-through beyond the move itself. The one clear exception in the record is a June 2026 review describing rough handling of fragile items — two vases, a light-up mirror, and a picture frame packed and labeled fragile — with a broken picture-frame glass the reviewer says no one ever followed up on despite being told someone would. It's the lone negative among dozens of otherwise positive accounts. For a Worcester-area move — local, long-distance, or something specialized like a piano or restaurant equipment — this is a crew with a long, consistent record, and staff several reviewers describe as bilingual. Confirm how fragile or high-value items will be packed, and who to call if anything turns up damaged.