Oscar's Moving Company

Oscar's Moving Company is a Boston-area mover, and one recent Google customer said its crew packed and moved their full three-bedroom house, working nonstop for nearly 12 hours. The company says it has been in business for 18 or more years and offers residential, commercial, local and long-distance moving plus packing and storage. A recent customer who moved out one day and into a new place the next asked for the same movers for day two, and said the company rescheduled that second day after hours when the keys would not be ready until 9 a.m. Moving from a condo to a new home, a recent reviewer said the movers wrapped the furniture in blankets, bubble-wrapped the glass and fragile items, and boxed up loose items they had forgotten to pack. A recent Google reviewer said the price came in below the estimate and no mess was left behind. In a 2025 review, a customer said Oscar's picked up their furniture and fragile items, freighted from the UK, at a New York port and brought them to Brookline with nothing broken. A 2025 customer said Oscar's moved packed boxes into storage in one day, then had another team come back the next day to pack and move everything else out. A 2024 customer described a two-part move from South Boston: half the household to Vermont, then a second move to a Boston condo that included a huge, heavy antique armoire. On Angi, a 2025 customer said any changes to the estimate were explained clearly. Oscar's Moving Company, LLC holds an active Women Business Enterprise certification and an active Disadvantaged Business Enterprise certification from the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office. Its BBB page shows an A+ grade and accreditation. In a 2020 Angi review, a customer said the packing crew finished the packing day early because they ran out of paper, dishes were packed with no padding, and their piano was damaged and a bird feeder pole broken. A 2020 Angi reviewer said Oscar's crew "lost" two watches, a Rolex and a Movado worth $13,500, that Oscar offered to file a $5000 claim with his insurance company, and that the customer filed a report with the Wellesley Police Department.