Moving and Storage in Boston, MA

Yes. Our storage is clean, climate-controlled, and monitored 24/7, and belongings are kept in personal vaults or containers.

Most moving storage runs from about one week to three months, with the option to extend if your plans change. For open-ended storage with no move in progress, a self-storage facility is usually the better fit.

Yes. You can access your belongings if needed. Let your move coordinator know what you need so it can be arranged.

Yes. Our team can help pack, wrap, transport, and coordinate storage for furniture, boxes, and household items until you are ready for delivery.

Yes. Storage during renovations helps keep furniture and household items out of the way while flooring, painting, remodeling, repairs, or staging work is completed.

Yes. When your home, apartment, or office is ready, Raimond’s Movers can coordinate final delivery, unloading, and placement of your belongings.

Yes. We can help wrap, protect, label, and organize items before storage so the final delivery process is easier and more efficient.

The cost of storage during a move depends on several factors: how many items need to be moved and stored, how much packing or wrapping is required, how long storage is needed, and when final delivery should be scheduled. A small apartment move with a short storage gap will usually be priced differently than a full-house move, renovation storage, or long-distance move with multiple delivery dates.

The best way to get an accurate price is to request a moving and storage quote. Raimond’s Movers can review your inventory, pickup address, delivery address, storage timing, and any packing needs to create a plan that fits your move.

Yes. You do not always need to store everything. Many customers choose to store only certain items, such as extra furniture, seasonal items, boxes, office equipment, or belongings that will not be needed right away. This can be especially helpful during downsizing, staging, renovations, temporary housing, or when you are still deciding where everything should go in your new space.

Our movers can help separate the items going to storage from the items going directly to your new home, apartment, or office. Proper labeling and organization make it easier to manage both immediate delivery and final delivery from storage later.

Furniture, fragile items, electronics, mirrors, artwork, lamps, and boxed household goods should be properly packed or protected before storage. Furniture may need moving blankets, stretch wrap, or protective covering, while fragile items should be boxed and labeled clearly. Items that may be affected by dust, movement, or stacking should be prepared carefully before they are transported.

Raimond’s Movers can help with packing, wrapping, labeling, and organizing your belongings before storage. Preparing items the right way helps reduce the risk of damage, keeps your inventory easier to manage, and makes final delivery more efficient when you are ready to move in.

It is best to arrange storage as soon as you know your pickup and delivery dates may not line up. This is especially important during busy moving periods, end-of-month move-outs, summer moves, delayed closings, lease transitions, and renovation projects. Planning early gives you more flexibility with scheduling, packing, pickup, storage coordination, and final delivery.

Even if your exact move-in date is not confirmed yet, Raimond’s Movers can help plan around your expected timeline. Having a storage plan in place before moving day helps avoid last-minute stress and keeps your belongings organized while you wait for your new home, apartment, or office to be ready.