Roadrunner Moving & Storage

Roadrunner works out of the Autoport Terminal on Charlestown's Terminal Street, and it is a warehouse operation as much as a moving company — crating, rigging, overseas shipping and freight forwarding sit alongside the household truck work on its BBB listing. This is not a two-guys-and-a-van outfit. BBB counts 19 employees across two locations, the Charlestown terminal and a logistics center in Avon, and dates the business to 1990; the company itself says it was established in 1991 and covers the Boston metro out through Quincy, Cambridge, Newton, Framingham and Brockton. Customer opinion is modest and mostly old. Google averages 3.8 across 12 ratings, and only two people wrote anything: in a 2022 review a customer said her family had used Roadrunner several times and wouldn't call anyone else, while a 2021 customer praised the crew's work and then said the final bill came to almost double what the sales rep had quoted. That pricing gap is the thing to pin down before booking — get the estimate in writing and confirm what can push the final invoice above it. Its BBB page carries an A+ grade, though the business is not BBB accredited and that profile publishes no reviews or complaints. The transport numbers the company prints — MDPU 29262, USDOT 508618, ICCMC 259869 — are its own statements rather than anything verified here. If your move has an international or storage-heavy component, the crating and freight-forwarding side is the reason to call them; for a straight local move, ask for recent references, since the written history here runs 2021 to 2022.