Precision Moving Company

The word that keeps showing up in Precision Moving Company's reviews isn't 'fast' or 'careful' — though both come up constantly — it's 'again.' Reviewer after reviewer describes a second, third, or fourth move with this Somerville company, several naming the same crew leads and the same owner, Mike, who reviewers say answers texts and calls personally. It's a local and long-distance moving outfit that customers keep coming back to for everything from studio apartments to full single-family homes. The numbers back up the loyalty: 4.9★ across 214 Google ratings and 163 reviews on file since 2021 across six sources, with 19 more in just the last six months and none of them negative. The specifics repeat closely — furniture disassembled and reassembled without damage, narrow stairways and walk-ups handled without complaint, and quotes that hold up: one reviewer said the final charge came in very close to the estimate. A recent review described a two-state move that safely carried 'big, unwieldy family heirlooms,' and one longtime customer said they'd hired the company twice — first in 2014, and again this year for an entire single-family home move out to Metrowest. The history isn't spotless: a one-star review from October 2024 called the company untrustworthy without offering specifics ('wouldn't trust this company to move a log, buyer beware'), the one sour note across dozens of otherwise consistent reviews. Beyond that, there's little to flag — no recurring complaints about pricing, damage, or scheduling among what customers describe. For a straightforward move or a full household relocation, the pattern here is about as strong as reviews get: the same names covering hundreds of jobs, quotes that hold, and customers who keep calling them back. Worth confirming the specifics up front for anything unusual — an oversized antique, a multi-stop or interstate move — since that's where the best reviews describe extra care being taken.