Movers from Boston to Concord NH
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Boston to Hartford: Moving Cost & Timeline

How Much Does It Cost to Move from Boston to Concord?

*Based on recent moves from Boston, MA to Concord, NH. Exact pricing depends on inventory, access (stairs/elevators/long carry), date/season, and any specialty items, such as pianos or safes.

Move & Care charges a flat rate for moving between states—no extra charges for fuel or weekends. The price you wrote down is the price you will pay. It comes with professional movers, the truck, tolls, fuel, basic valuation coverage, our standard equipment kit, and a Certificate of Insurance (COI) for buildings at the start and end of the move if needed.

How we figure out your rate: distance (about 68 miles via I-93 N), your inventory, any special items (like an upright piano for $160, a baby grand for $240, or single items over 200 pounds for $60), plus full or partial packing and any storage or overnight hold. The fastest way to find out your moving cost is to ask for a free quote; your moving coordinator will go over your options with you and send you a written binding quote that you have to follow.

Payment is simple: cash earns a 5% discount; cards include a 3.5% processing fee. Your deposit locks your date and flat rate.

More About Pricing

Sample Boston → Concord Timeline

We plan to arrive in Greater Boston in the morning, pad-wrap and load, and then drive north on I-93. If you have many items or a short time to build, you may get them the same evening or the next morning. From the time you leave until you get there, your coordinator gives you real-time updates.

Most Boston to Concord moves complete the same day.

Things to Know Before Moving from Boston to Concord

Basics of the route

The corridor is about 68 miles long, and it usually takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes to drive it (I-93 N). Most apartments and homes can get same-day delivery because the distance is short.

Access and parking

A curbside reservation for moving day is not required by law in Boston, but it is highly recommended on busy or narrow streets. A one-day permit (from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.) saves space near your entrance. For more information, see the city's website or apply online. There is no special "moving permit" in Concord, NH, but the city manages parking in the downtown area. You can read more about it here on the parking permits page. If you require organized parking close to your building, there are parking rules in the city and available garage leases/permits. We'll give property managers advice, truck specs, signs where needed, and COIs.

FMCSA: Insurance and Valuation

For interstate moves, you choose between two valuation options. Released Value costs nothing and gives little protection—$0.60 for each pound of each item. Full Value Protection makes the Move & Care responsible for paying for lost or damaged items at their full value (the amount that can be deducted varies). Review FMCSA’s Liability & Protection page and the official “Your Rights & Responsibilities When You Move” booklet.

The Moving Process (Boston to Concord)

Getting Ready

Your coordinator does a quick video survey, makes a detailed inventory, and, if necessary, helps you get a Boston curb permit. If you buy something, we deliver it.boxes and packing supplies in advance and check with the City of Concord to make sure you know where to go for garage or meter help.

Day of Moving

A crew, dressed in uniform, pads and shrink-wraps furniture, protects doors and railings, and loads items quickly. We plan your departure time so you don't have to deal with Boston traffic, and we keep you updated while you're on your way. If the weather changes, we change the route to keep your delivery window open.

Delivering and Unpacking

When we get to Concord, we set up access, show the COI, and start placement. We put beds and other big things back together, put rugs and furniture where they belong, and clean up all the packing materials. We check everything with a walkthrough together before we finish.