Jupiter’s Moving & Storage

Jupiter's Moving & Storage, run out of Winchester by Anderson, is the mover people call for a stacked, sometimes chaotic move — a shrinking lease deadline, oversized furniture, an interstate haul — and come back to more than once. A review from this summer describes the crew moving "alot of stuff and very large furniture" with nothing damaged and nothing missing, and reviewers keep returning: one customer says they've used Jupiter's for about five years and "always go back to them", another says the crew has moved them three times around the Boston area, and a third has lost count of how many times. The written record runs deep — 124 reviews from 2021 through today across three platforms — and the specifics repeat a consistent pattern. In a 2022 review, a customer described contacting Anderson three weeks before a move after their original movers fell through, and being struck by the speed of the response and communication that followed. In a 2024 review, a customer described a scheduled move getting pushed back a full week by a last-minute change at the new house, and Jupiter's accommodating the new date — landing it the day before Christmas Eve. And in a 2023 review, a customer described an unusually difficult job: getting a two-door refrigerator up to a second floor after the family had tried and failed to manage it themselves, which Anderson took on. This spring, one customer described the owner personally coming out the day before a move to help wrap and protect everything ahead of time. The one thing worth knowing: three reviews, all from a stretch in 2022, describe real scheduling failures — a move canceled by text after the crew was already two hours late with no follow-up call, a no-show that stretched two days despite reassurances, and a same-day pickup pushed back repeatedly, from noon to nearly 11pm. None of the negative reviews on file are more recent than that; the reviews since describe on-time, communicative crews, including 16 in the last six months with no similar complaints. For a move with real logistics — tight timing, an interstate leg, an item nobody else wants to touch — this is a crew with years of specific examples to point to; it's worth confirming the crew and arrival window in writing given the string of 2022 scheduling complaints.