Your Move Inc

Four trucks, three drivers, and the same Somerville address since 2000 — Your Move Inc has never tried to be a big van line. A trucking records site lists the company under USDOT 852339 with that small fleet and an in-business date of February 2000, which squares with what the company says about itself: that Rick Halloran started it doing moves and deliveries for local businesses out of his own pickup truck, and that Judy Halloran took over all operations from him in 2017. It calls itself family owned and operated, and says it has served the metro Boston area for over 25 years. The work on offer is the full local-move package rather than one narrow slice: residential and commercial moving, event moves, packing, boxes and supplies, plus household storage, commercial storage and warehousing. The stated service area is tight and suburban — Somerville, Cambridge, Boston, Arlington, Medford, Malden, Melrose, Everett, Stoneham and Woburn. The outside read is good but shallow. Its Google average is 5★, though across only nine ratings — a number too small to lean on hard. Its BBB page is an A+, accredited since 2017, listing seven employees under president Judith Halloran and showing no complaint count. Against that, a moving-industry review site scores the company 7.84 out of 10 and places it in the top 57% of Massachusetts movers, which is a solidly middling ranking, not a standout one. Those two pictures don't quite agree, and the honest answer is that the sample is thin enough that both can be true. What comes up on the critical side is the estimate. One review roundup notes a customer who found the quote misleading and felt the crew didn't meet expectations, and another reviewer described a frustrating stretch trying to get a move scheduled around a tight work calendar. Neither is a pattern on this much evidence, but both point at the same place to press: get the estimate in writing, be specific about what you're moving, and confirm the date and arrival window before you book. A reasonable call if you want a small, long-established local crew for a metro Boston move rather than a national brand. Confirm the written estimate and the schedule up front, and ask directly what the price includes.