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Upward Moving & Storage is a fully licensed and insured company serving Boston and the surrounding area. We are a team of professionals with over 5 years of experience in the moving industry. We provide a wide range of residential and commercial services along with storage options. We take pride in helping and guiding you and your family throughout your entire move whether you are moving within the city or across the United States.
270 PLEASANT ST, 02472, WATERTOWN, United States
I'm moving pretty often and was happy with the service provided by Upward Moving. Movers came right on time, packed all my furniture with moving blankets and plastic, and even helped with my bed frame and sectional couch dissembling, a big shout out to Stan and his team for carrying all my stuff to the 5th floor. I will definitely use them again!
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