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Paul W Taylor

Part of United Van Lines

Regional · 94 New Salem St, Wakefield, MA 01880, USA

3.6(4)· early read
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Highlights

  • United Van Lines agentshareholding agent in the network since 1990
  • Fifty yearsone family, incorporated in 1976
  • Two locationsWakefield, MA and Salem, NH
  • Crew conductreviewers cite punctual, professional movers
  • Full-service scopepacking, storage, auto shipping, international moves
  • Warehouse capacity100,000 square feet and 40 employees
  • Google average4.2 across 14 ratings, below its visible reviews
  • Thin review recordonly a handful of written accounts on file
  • Not BBB accreditedthe A+ grade comes without accreditation
  • Licensing to checkBBB points to the MA DPU and FMCSA
  • Dated websitethe footer still reads 2008

Fifty years under one family, and a name most people around Wakefield know as Taylor Moving rather than Paul W. Taylor Co., Inc. The company says it was founded in Massachusetts in 1976 by Paul W. Taylor, who is still named as its president, and it has been a shareholding agent of United Van Lines since 1990 — which is what lets a 40-person outfit on New Salem Street handle a move to the other side of the country or overseas. The work splits three ways: households, offices and industrial jobs, local or interstate, with packing, auto shipping, temporary and long-term storage and its own self-storage, run out of 100,000 square feet of warehouse across two locations in Wakefield and Salem, New Hampshire. It is also listed as a Wakefield Chamber of Commerce member and trades a storage line under the name GoMini's. The reputation is where a homeowner should slow down. Google puts them at 4.2 across 14 ratings, and only a handful of written accounts exist at all — a March 2026 customer said simply that they were "fantastic to work with", and an earlier one praised a named crew for turning up on time and being straightforward about the job. That 4.2 sits below the reviews you actually see, so there are lower ratings in that count than the visible comments suggest. For a company of this age, that is a thin public record to judge from. One thing to sort out before booking, and it is not a knock: household movers in Massachusetts are licensed by the Department of Public Utilities and, for interstate work, registered with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration — its BBB page points you to both agencies rather than publishing a number, so ask for the DPU and USDOT numbers and check them yourself. Its BBB grade is A+, though the business is not BBB accredited. The company's own website is also long out of date: the footer still reads 2008 and the home page's "over 30 years" was true two decades ago. A reasonable call for a full-service or long-distance move where the van-line network matters. Get the written estimate, the valuation coverage and those registration numbers up front.

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Most recent comments

  • 5.0Mar 27, 2026

    Fantastic to work with

  • 5.0Sep 22, 2025

    Chris Gayle and his crew of Sid and Steve were absolutely punctual, for starters, and, apart from being so thoroughly professional, they were just so damned <nice> about the whole job! Many thanks for a GREAT job of work! You should be proud of them, Mr. Taylor!

    Christopher GodfreyView on Google Reviews
  • 1.0Nov 3, 2023

    Moving staff rude and unprofessional

  • 5.0Mar 3, 2022

    People are good but that dock wow good maneuvers are needed to get in there ,, lol I've been driving over 30 years and enjoyed the challenge 😄

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Service area

Salem, MA

Languages

English

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  1. Added 4 new comments, added 3 new photos, established rating 3.6

    • behind the score: Google average — 4.2 across 14 ratings, below its visible reviews

What does a move cost in Greater Boston?

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$900 – $1,700

Typical move around $1,300

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