JP Urban Moving

The crew that shows up in New Hampshire may well have driven up from Brooklyn. JP Urban Moving is a family-owned mover founded in Brooklyn and run by owners John McCutcheon and Julia Pak, and it works from two offices — the Brooklyn one and a New Hampshire office in Nashua. The written record is short and it says one thing over and over: they are careful with furniture. One customer bought high-end pieces at a New Hampshire estate sale and needed them carried to Westchester, NY; every piece arrived in perfect condition, placed exactly where they wanted it, with the wrapping and packing materials taken away before the crew left. The other review names the movers — Roberto, Felipe and Alejandro — and credits them with arriving early, wrapping the furniture and being mindful of the house. Both reviews are from 2026, so what you are reading is current. It is also still only two reviews, against a 5★ average from three Google ratings. The thing to ask about before booking is how a New Hampshire job actually gets crewed and dispatched. The company presents itself as Brooklyn-based, its stated service area is Nashua plus the New York City boroughs, and Nashua is the one New Hampshire address it publishes. On credentials, take the site at its word and no further: it states US DOT 2096754, MC 882954 and NY DOT T-38181, says it is 15 years in business, and claims membership of AMSA — all self-reported, none checked against a registry here. Moving is not a trade New Hampshire licenses, so there is no state registration to look up either way.