By Vince Sanders
Updated: Aug 17, 2026
6 min read
Reviewed by Martin Pаnауоtоv
Editor
Martin is founder of MoveAdvisor, formerly MyMovingReviews.com.
515 movers in Quincy
"We first contacted Arnoff Moving over a month before our move. Our consultant, Dave, did a walk through and provided an estimate, promising that all items could be moved and that they would be able to meet our date deadline for pick up. We had lar..."
"I previously posted a negative review regarding several items that went missing during a small move from my home in Arlington, Virginia to San Francisco. I am delighted to be able to replace that review. Once Sean O’Malley became personally invol..."
"Called them made arrangements for my moving date and the movers never showed up on moving day. Thank god my sons friends stepped in and helped if not I would have been in a terrible bind I would never recommend these people to anyone. When they di..."
"BEWARE - HORRIBLE, AWFUL DISHONEST SCAMMERS -- If only it was possible to give zero stars. The people at Bay Shore are COMPLETE SCAMMERS - DO NOT USE THEM! First, they screwed up the move date. Next, they screwed up the move, failing to use prop..."
"We moved from NY to TX. Hall-Lane Moving in Commack, NY moved us. It was the worst experience of any company I've ever delt with. They have absolutely no customer service, I have talked to 10 people including Allied Corp. and I never get a call ba..."
"Hi all, just wanted to share a bad experience we had with Arthur Werner Moving company b/c I think a lot of people have used them in the area and had recommended them to us on this page. We had them pack and move us a few weeks ago and paid a sign..."
"This all stared May 31,2015 I arranged a pickup for June 2,2015. I was first told it would take a week to ten days to be delivered. I called to inquire about me belongs and was told to stop calling and it would take a month for my stuff to arrive...."
What to know when moving to Quincy, MA
Welcome to Quincy, MA, a city rich with history, including the United First Parish Church, where two American Presidents are interred. Nestled on Boston's South Shore, Quincy offers a suburban feel with urban proximity, just a quick T-ride from the city’s vibrant culture and employment opportunities. The weather here experiences four distinct seasons, from colorful autumns and snowy winters to blooming springs and warm summers. Quincy's local government website provides comprehensive details for new residents on services and community events that showcase the city’s community spirit and welcoming atmosphere.