Centaur Moving

Centaur Moving, long based in Cambridge, has closed under its own name: the company's website now says it has joined forces with Paradise Moving & Storage, and that all bookings and services are handled under the Paradise Moving brand (paradisemove.com) going forward. That transition matters because Centaur built a genuinely strong track record before it — Google shows 5 stars from 376 ratings, and greatguysmove.com scored it 9.61 out of 10, calling it an 'Exceptional' mover among the top in Massachusetts, while a 2022 Oncue press release recognized owner Andrew Rosenberg's company as its 'Mover of the Month'. Reviewers over the years praised named crews for careful handling of tricky moves — narrow Cambridge stairwells, heavy antique furniture, long-distance and storage jobs — with several customers coming back for a second or third move. The most recent activity is a warning sign tied to that transition: a July 2026 review said a move booked six weeks in advance was cancelled the night before it was scheduled, while two other recent reviews (April and May 2026) were still positive, describing a Cambridge-to-Hopkinton move handled quickly and for less than the original estimate. That mix — real quality work alongside a same-day-notice cancellation right around the time of a corporate merger — is exactly what tends to happen during a brand wind-down, and it's a real risk for anyone still trying to book under the Centaur name. The bottom line: don't book with 'Centaur Moving' expecting the crew and reliability its history earned — the company itself says that's Paradise Moving & Storage now. If its record here is appealing, confirm directly with Paradise Moving that the same team, pricing, and service standards are carrying over before committing to anything.