Quincy Portable Storage and Moving Solutions

If you’re in need of flexible storage or moving solutions near Quincy, we recommend working with the following locations:

Red Rover currently provides long distance moving services in Quincy to and from the following destinations and Red Rover locations.

Looking for a manageable long-distance moving solution in Quincy? Schedule and book your storage container at your nearest Red Rover location and we’ll get it set up on a FREE moving truck for your arrival. Once you’ve loaded up and returned your storage unit, our team will store it in a safe and climate-controlled space until you’re ready to move in. Let us know the details of your move and we’ll have it shipped directly to your new location.

Learn more about long-distance moving with Red Rover.

In the Quincy area, you can choose between an 8-foot and 16-foot portable storage container. Pricing starts at $199 and discounts are available for multiple container rentals.

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Red Rover's Fetchable Storage solutions provides customers with a cost-effective option for moving and storage compared to PODS®. Click the link below to see how Red Rover stacks up against PODS in the Greater Boston area. 

Compared Our Rates in Greater Boston
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With each storage unit rental, customers get access to a free moving truck. Your storage unit will be loaded onto a complimentary moving truck each time you arrange pickup.

Quincy is the largest city in Norfolk County, Massachusetts and a part of Metropolitan Boston as one of Boston’s immediate southern suburbs. In 2019, Quincy had a population of approximately 94,600 residents, making it the eighth-largest city in the state. Known as the “City of Presidents”, Quincy is the birthplace of two U.S. presidents — John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams, as well as John Hancock. The median age in Quincy is 35.3, making it a relatively young city. From North Quincy to Squantum to Merrymount, Quincy’s neighborhoods feature waterfront views, great dining, and tons of affordable housing. In addition, the city boasts 27 miles of coastline and several public beaches, as well as tons of outdoor activities.