Move Along

A set of steel flat files arrived at one customer's home already damaged by a different moving company. The Move Along crew took it apart, repaired the damage without being asked, then carried a desk up from the basement and dropped a sofa at the customer's brother's house — one visit, July 2026. That willingness to absorb the odd extra job is the thread running through this Ludlow outfit's reviews. Move Along works out of 201 West Ave in Ludlow and gets hired for two things: moving stuff and getting rid of stuff. On Google it holds a 5.0 across 107 ratings, with a written history running 2021 to 2026 — 100 reviews in all, nine of them in the past six months. Jonas, whom customers name as the owner, is usually the one answering the quote request himself. The junk side reads as heavy as the moving side. A March 2025 customer hired them for a two-family cleanout — attic, basement, two floors of living space, garage and driveway — and called the cost reasonable. In December 2024, a homeowner who had put off a junk pickup for months arranged the whole thing by text and said the crew took everything neatly and on schedule. Backyard brush, clutter that came with the house and sat behind a hedge for years, a sectional hauled out of a basement: the same shape repeats. Then there is the awkward-object file. A 2022 review describes three men walking a roughly 300-pound pool table backwards down a narrow hatchway. In February 2025, nine tall filing cabinets came up a long flight of office stairs before 8:30 in the morning. A piano moved in November 2025. When the item is heavy and the stairwell is bad, this is the crew people seem to call. Pricing lands well wherever reviewers mention it. A May 2025 customer said the quote was reasonable with no extra fees added; a December 2023 customer, quoted $400–500 elsewhere to remove a couch and armchair, said Move Along came in far lower with no add-ons. The one thing to pin down is scheduling follow-through. In April 2025 a reviewer wrote that the crew showed up, said they would be back the next day, and had not returned two days later — the lone unhappy voice among a hundred reviews, but reason enough to get your date and any return visit confirmed in writing. Right call for: a cleanout you have been avoiding, a single heavy item, or a move where the hard part is the staircase rather than the mileage. Confirm the scope and the return date when you book, and ask what the quote covers before the truck rolls.