Lynn is a triple-decker city. Narrow front stairs, a tight turn at the second-floor landing, a third-floor unit with no elevator — that’s not the exception, it’s most of the housing stock. Frank walks those staircases himself before quoting, because a crew sized right for a ranch house in Peabody is the wrong crew for a third-floor walk-up on a street of three-family homes.
Flat Rates
| Unit Size | Flat Rate |
|---|---|
| Studio | $399 |
| 1 bedroom | $799 |
| 2 bedroom | $1,395 |
Moving a piano too? See our piano moving page — that’s priced separately from the flat rate above.
What Makes Triple-Deckers Different
- Narrow interior staircases that won’t take a standard dolly straight up
- Tight turns at each landing between floors
- No elevator on nearly all three-family stock
- Street parking permits and tight driveways for the truck
- Shared hallways with neighbors sometimes moving the same day
Read more about why Frank built the company this way on our About page.
Get My Free Quote — tell us which floor you’re on and we’ll size the crew before we ever show up.
What’s Included
- Pre-quote walkthrough of your specific staircase, not a generic estimate
- Crew sized for narrow stairs and third-floor carries
- Furniture disassembly for pieces that won't clear a tight stairwell whole
- Door, banister, and wall protection on every landing
- Flat pricing by unit size — no hourly clock on stairs
- Coordination with building management or neighbors sharing move day
What Does It Cost?
Two ways to pay: $109/hr to start with a two-mover crew, or a flat number by home size from $399 if you'd rather know the total up front
The truck, blankets, and dollies never show up as a separate line: $109 for two movers, $149 for three, $189 for four, or a flat figure by bedroom count if you’d rather skip the clock entirely. Standard released-value coverage is already built into that number, and Sean will walk you through the full-value upgrade at the estimate if you want it.
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