ELATE MOVING LLC
Regional · 265 Franklin St #1702, Boston, MA 02110, USA
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- Not rated by the BBB
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Highlights
- Own interstate authority — a carrier with active USDOT and MC numbers, not a broker
- High-value moves — directory reviews cite careful handling of valuable items
- Ratings hold up — 5.0 on Google, 4.8 on Angi and HomeAdvisor
- Deep review history — 92 reviews across six sources since 2021
- Full-service packing — white-glove packing and unpacking offered
- Tipping pressure — one review says the crew pushed for a huge tip
- Experience claim varies — directories list 28 years, its own site about ten
- Vehicle maintenance record — federal data shows three severe items, four out of service
- Multi-branch operation — confirm which crew actually handles a Boston job
USDOT 2396811, docket MC824068 — Elate Moving holds its own interstate operating authority, listed on the carrier-data site lanefinder.com as active since April 2013. That matters more than it sounds: this is a carrier, not a broker selling your job to whoever has a truck free that morning. The Boston office sits at 265 Franklin Street downtown, one branch of what the company describes as a multi-branch operation across the US and Canada handling residential, commercial, fine art and international moves with white-glove packing and unpacking. It says it set out in 2015 to redefine moving, names Kevin Britt as founder and chief executive, and claims ten years in the business. Its stated service area stretches far past Massachusetts — Provincetown and Duxbury, but also Greenwich, Hoboken, Newport and Washington, DC. The review history is deep and unusually consistent across sites: 92 reviews from 2021 through 2025, spread over six sources. Google shows 5 stars from 47 ratings. Angi and HomeAdvisor each show 4.8 from 51, and the praise on both runs to the same thing — careful, efficient handling of high-value and long-distance moves, the sort of work where a scratched sideboard costs real money. A Birdeye page for its Southampton branch shows 4.9 across 72 reviews and frames the work as luxury moving with full packing and unpacking. The independent mover-scoring site greatguysmove put them at 8.45 out of 10 among Massachusetts movers and 8.64 in Connecticut. Two things to settle before you book. First, tipping: a three-star review appearing on both Angi and HomeAdvisor says the crew pushed for a huge tip, and that is the one complaint with any specifics attached to it. Agree on gratuity in writing when you sign, so it isn't negotiated on your sidewalk with the truck loaded. Second, the company describes itself two different ways depending on where you read it — its own site claims ten years, while its Angi and HomeAdvisor profiles list 28 years of experience. Ask which is which. Worth a look too: lanefinder.com's summary of its federal maintenance record shows 17 vehicle maintenance items, three of them severe and four out of service. This is the outfit to call for a long-haul or high-value move — art, antiques, a full house going out of state — rather than a two-hour studio shuffle across Cambridge. Confirm the estimate is binding, confirm what the packing service actually covers, and settle the tip question up front.
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- 5.0Sep 30, 2025
Everything was great and quick! They communicated with us throughout the day and gave us a nice transition. Worth every penny.
— Joe GeorgeView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0Sep 21, 2025
Good guys, on time and nice to work with.
— Richard EmmichView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0Jun 14, 2025
We used Elate for our move across multiple states. Sabuhi and his team were exceptional. They arrived on time and moved the furniture and boxes with care but also efficiently. They then completed an 8+ hour drive and moved us in to our new house on the same day. Communication was excellent throughout. Pricing was excellent without any surprises. Would highly recommend and would use again.
— Max ModrakView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0May 31, 2025
Very professional, very organized and a very polite crew. If I had to move again i wont look for any other company
— Leonardo KestelmanView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0May 30, 2025
Highly recommend, they did a great job. Super efficient and careful with the furniture. I will continue to use Elate moving when I move.
— Isabella ClemensView on Google Reviews ↗
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What does a move cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from ELATE MOVING LLC. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Flights without an elevator, counting both ends.
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$900 – $1,700
Typical move around $1,300