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Hiring Waltham Movers? Here’s what you need to know:

If you’re thinking of moving to Waltham, you’ll need to find a good Waltham moving company. We at Safe Responsible Movers think we’re a great option for anyone moving in Waltham. Yes, we’re totally biased, but with an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau, 5 Star ratings from Google and Yelp plus awards from Improper Bostonian and Banker and Tradesman, we believe our track record of success matches up with any other local movers. Our Waltham movers are time tested and Reddit approved!

An experienced Waltham Moving Company!

Fun fact: Before starting Safe Responsible Movers, our owner Chris Amaral worked for another Waltham Moving Company, so he’s got tons of experience in the area. Whether navigating the stairs at Windsor Village, driving trucks down Moody St, or performing a commercial move at Hobbs Brook Office Park, we’ve got Waltham movers who’ll get the job done right.

Brandeis University – A destination for Waltham movers

Of course, today’s Waltham is not a center of manufacturing, as many former plants have been converted into apartments that our Waltham movers know very well. Instead, it’s probably best known as home to Brandeis University. The school is named for Louis Brandeis, who was the first Jewish Supreme Court Justice of the United States.

Though heavily associated with Jewish culture, Brandeis is actually a secular school open to students of all faiths. Many national publications rank it among the top mid-sized schools in the country. Our teams of dorm movers can get you moved into your dorm safe and sound.

What to Do in Waltham after you move in!

The city retains the nickname of “Watch City” thanks to the Waltham Watch Company’s prominence in the industry between 1854 and 1957. But today, it’s the university that dominates the city’s culture. The campus’s Rose Art Museum, featuring a rotating display of works from major artists, as well as permanent exhibits from Andy Warhol and Jasper Johns, is perhaps Waltham’s top attraction.

If you’re interested in hearing more about the city’s role in the industrial revolution, check out the Charles River Museum of Industry. If the revolution that separated us from the British is more up your alley, you can visit the Robert Treat Payne Estate, the former home of one of the original signatories to the Declaration of Independence. You’ll never run out of history in Waltham (hometown of notable historian and Will Hunting’s favorite name to drop Gordon Wood). With over 100 places on the National Register of Historic Sites, you’ll never run out things to do.

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