It all begins at the Heritage Avenue shop near Pease, and our people fan out from there over the whole Seacoast. Picture the one-way lanes and 1700s fronts of the South End, the third-floor walk-ups around Islington Street and the West End, the downtown brick rowhouses where parking spots disappear under summer visitors, the elevator condo stacks at Portwalk and along the waterfront, and the colonials and capes spread through Exeter, Stratham, and the Maine towns past the bridge. Whatever block you’re on, a padded company truck shows up stocked with straps, blankets, and dollies, and your flat figure, pinned to home size, holds firm.
Scan the lists that follow and you’ll get a feel for our range.
Cities & Neighborhoods
- Portsmouth, NH — the South End, downtown, Atlantic Heights, and the West End, where no-driveway historic blocks turn each move into a puzzle.
- New Castle — the island town’s waterfront houses, snug access, and seasonal traffic.
- Portwalk & Downtown Condos — elevator buildings and reservation windows, the kind we book weekly.
- Durham — UNH student and faculty turnover, plus the homes ringing campus.
- Exeter — Phillips Exeter housing and white-clapboard colonials with tight doorways.
- Dover & Somersworth — the old mill cities up the Spaulding Turnpike.
- Hampton, Rye & North Hampton — beach houses, cottages, and summer-rental turnover.
- Rochester & Newmarket — mill-city homes and converted mill lofts.
- Stratham, Greenland & Newington — the towns wrapped around Great Bay and Pease.
- Kittery, York & Eliot — southern Maine over the Memorial Bridge.
Counties & Regions
- The Seacoast — home turf: Portsmouth, New Castle, Greenland, Newington, and Rye.
- Rockingham County, NH — Exeter, Hampton, Stratham, and the southern Seacoast towns.
- Strafford County, NH — Dover, Rochester, Somersworth, and Durham up the turnpike.
- Southern Maine — Kittery, York, Eliot, and Berwick past the bridges.
- The Greater Seacoast — the full region tracing I-95 and the Spaulding Turnpike, New Hampshire and Maine alike.
Don’t spot your street? Good chance we still reach it — describe the move and we’ll confirm right away.