Wellesley flips the truck-access problem around. Instead of a narrow street the truck can’t fit down, it’s often a long driveway, a circular one, or a shared private way behind a stone wall — plenty of clearance for the truck itself, but a much longer carry to the front door than a crew quoted by the hour wants to discover on move day. Blue Line prices that carry distance into the estimate up front, on colonials with wraparound porches and everything else the neighborhood’s tree-lined streets are known for.
The hourly structure stays the same regardless — $135/hr with two movers, $175/hr with three, $215/hr with four, $45/hr for each mover beyond that — and a flat number is available once Owen or Derek has seen the driveway. A $150 deposit reserves the crew and comes off the final invoice.
What a Wellesley Move Costs
A two-mover crew runs $135/hr, three movers $175/hr, four movers $215/hr — or Owen or Derek can walk the place first and hand you a written estimate to plan your budget around
Whether it’s a third-floor walk-up on a tight Wellesley side street or a single-family with a long driveway, the same crew and the same right-sized trucks come standard on every job, with basic coverage included and additional movers past four billed at $45/hr.
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