Hallamore Corporation

Hallamore Corporation lifts the things most contractors can't get near — commercial cranes, rigging, heavy hauling, trucking and 3PL warehousing, run out of Holbrook for business clients across New England and the Northeast. That scope matters up front: the company describes its customers as commercial, so this is industrial logistics, not work that happens inside a house. The age of the place is the headline. Hallamore says Sperge Hallamore started it in 1895 in Brockton with horse-drawn wagons, that it became a trucking operation around the turn of the century, and that it moved into cranes and oversized loads in 1956 under Joseph Barry and his sons Leo and Dennis — 131 years by the company's own count. A Cape Cod Times piece in October 2025 marked its 130th year, describing a family-owned firm known for crane services, heavy hauling and specialized logistics across the Northeast. Its Google profile sits at 4.9 across 96 ratings, and the 41 written comments going back to 2022 are nearly all positive. Read them closely, though, and a pattern shows up that's worth knowing before you weigh that average: a large share are about the website rather than a job. "Very informative website." "Easy to navigate." "User friendly, especially if you're not tech savvy." Those are people describing a browsing experience, not a lift. The comments that do describe actual service are short but consistent. A January 2025 reviewer said the company picked up on the first call and answered every question patiently. An April 2025 reviewer said they were in a bind and Hallamore met their need the same day. A May 2025 comment cited competitive prices and a willingness to use them again, and a January 2026 reviewer described the crane work as done with precision and care. So the depth of what customers actually describe is thinner than 96 ratings suggests, and that's the honest limit on how far the star average should carry you. What's solid is the longevity, the plainly stated scope, and a handful of dated accounts of responsive service. If you're a homeowner, this almost certainly isn't your call. If you're a builder, facility manager or GC who needs a crane, a rigging crew or an oversized load moved in New England, ask for references on a lift like yours rather than leaning on the rating, and confirm equipment, capacity and insurance for the specific job before booking.