Vetrun Movers LLP

Vetrun Movers works out of Manchester, NH, and the story reviewers keep telling is the same one: a crew that shows up on time, moves carefully, and does it for a fair price. Google puts the business at a full 5 stars across 329 ratings, and Thumbtack shows the same at 33 ratings — both built on years of local moving jobs. CJ, who reviewers consistently name as the owner, comes up again and again — customers describe him quoting jobs personally, showing up to run them, and staying professional when things go sideways. One 2026 review described a truck that wouldn't start once fully loaded, turning a planned 6-to-7-hour move into a 10-plus-hour day, with CJ and the crew staying positive through it. Another from the same year described a full two-bedroom, two-bath apartment cleared out in about 4.5 hours. The crew is repeatedly credited with handling delicate or heavy items with care — antiques wrapped and carried without damage, a safe muscled down through a bulkhead, furniture moved down icy driveways and narrow stairways without a scratch. The company's written history runs from 2021 to 2026 across five review sources, and the last six months alone added 40 reviews with nothing negative among them. The one exception on file is older: a 2021 review described the process for scheduling a U-Box pickup as an inconvenience — a single account, and an isolated one, but worth a question if a U-Box is part of your move. Beyond household and office relocations, the Better Business Bureau lists the company as also handling clean-outs and junk removal, and reviewers describe labor-only moves (shifting furniture within a property, no truck involved) and long-distance unloading, including one family who hired the crew to unload after moving in from South Carolina. For a local move with awkward furniture or a tight deadline, the pattern here points to a crew that communicates ahead of time and treats belongings carefully. Worth confirming directly: whether your specific job — a long-distance leg, a U-Box, a commercial relocation — falls inside their usual scope.