Rolling Stones Moving review 2026 (Cambridge, MA)

Is Rolling Stones Moving moveBuddha Certified?

Rolling Stones Moving is not moveBuddha Certified. Certified movers are licensed carriers vetted by moveBuddha and spot-checked every quarter. They meet higher standards for insurance, pricing transparency, and customer care.

With a Certified mover, moveBuddha does the vetting for you and provides added protection. Rolling Stones Moving hasn't gone through that certification process, so it's important to check licensing, insurance, estimates, and claims policies yourself before booking.

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What services does Rolling Stones Moving offer?

Rolling Stones Moving offers full-service moving, local moves, and long-distance moves. It also provides commercial moves, small moves, and packing.

Services offered

• Full-service moving
• Local & in-state moving
• Long-distance moving
• Office & commercial moving
• Small moves
• Packing
• Unpacking
• Packing materials
• Storage
• Piano moving

How much does Rolling Stones Moving cost?

Rolling Stones Moving lists an hourly rate of $120, below the Massachusetts average of $129/hr. At that rate, a studio or 1-bedroom move (3–5 hours with 2 movers) would come to about $350–$600. Larger homes need more movers and hours: totals from similar movers typically run $850–$1,750 for a 2-3 bedroom, and $1,700–$3,400 for a 4+ bedroom home. Long-distance (500-1,000 mi) 2-3 bedroom moves from similar movers typically run $4,500–$7,500.

What similar movers typically bill for a local move

Full-service Massachusetts moving companies similar to Rolling Stones Moving typically bill the amounts below using a $129/hr rate for a 2-person crew and scaling up for larger homes that need more movers and hours.

• Studio / 1 bedroom$400–$7503–5 hours · 2 movers
• 2-3 bedrooms$850–$1,7505–8 hours · 2–3 movers
• 4+ bedrooms$1,700–$3,4008–12 hours · 3–4 movers

What similar movers typically bill for a long-distance move

Rolling Stones Moving offers interstate moves, which are typically priced by weight and distance. Ranges below reflect totals from similar full-service Massachusetts moving companies.

• 2-3 bedrooms$4,500–$7,500500–1,000 mi
• 4+ bedrooms$7,000–$11,500500–1,000 mi

How Rolling Stones Moving compares with other local movers

With a moveBuddha score of 3.30 out of 5, Rolling Stones Moving trails the five top-rated movers in the Cambridge area, 1.34 points behind Olympia Moving & Storage. Rolling Stones Moving's score rests on 83 reviews, fewer than any of the five. Where Rolling Stones Moving falls behind is quote accuracy, with the lowest quote accuracy score in the group.

The five highest-scoring nearby movers, by moveBuddha score.

#	Mover	Score	Reviews	Google	Yelp	BBB
1	Boston Best Rate MoversWaltham	4.72	1,369	4.7	4.7	A+
2	Flash MovingWaltham	4.70	620	5.0	5.0	A+
3	Poseidon MovingBrookline	4.70	325	4.4	4.1	A+
4	Gentle Giant Moving CompanyBoston	4.64	1,924	4.9	4.1	A+
5	Olympia Moving & StorageWatertown	4.64	735	4.6	3.7	A+
6	Rolling Stones MovingThis mover · ranks #6	3.30	83	—	—	—

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