“Some couples divorce amicably,” Robert said. “We were not that couple. Not that we’re violent with each other or anything, but let’s just say the less we see each other, the better.” Robert had left the couple’s Boston residence during the break up, but he hadn’t taken everything with him. “There are some family pieces of furniture,” he explained, “and a desk I’ve had since college. None of it’s particularly valuable, but its mine, and I want it.”
After a contentious court battle, it was agreed that Robert would be allowed to take possession of the furniture in question as well as some other items. “There’s no way I’m going to be going in there myself to haul all this heavy stuff out while my ex watches,” he said. “That’s why I looked for a Boston moving company willing to handle small loads.”
When you’re choosing a Boston moving company, it’s important to pick one that’s experienced, insured, and professional. “I wanted this entire operation to go off without a hitch,” Robert said. “The crew had a list of items to be picked up, with pictures of everything. They arrived exactly on time, packed the items to be moved, loaded them into their truck and delivered them to my new place all in a single afternoon. It was a seamless operation, and I didn’t have to do anything except write the check!”
Some moving companies charge a minimum load size, but Boston Pack and Ship does not. “I appreciated that savings,” Robert said. “Why pay for truck space I don’t need and can’t use? If you need to move just a few things,” he added, “choose a Boston moving company that specializes in small loads.”
