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Move-Day Reality in Medway
Medway is our backyard, twelve minutes from the Franklin HQ, and we run jobs there often enough that the crew knows which Charles River crossings post weight limits and which back routes carry a loaded truck without issue. When we run a job in West Medway, the first thing the lead checks is the stair geometry on the older mill homes, because the original treads are narrow and the wall turn at the second floor rarely clears a wide dresser without disassembly.
Around Choate Park, summer event weekends turn the streets into pedestrian traffic and parking gets scarce, so we time those jobs early-AM or push them to a weekday when staging the truck near the entrance is realistic. The Holliston Street corridor runs through rural lanes where the truck has to ease past stone walls and tight shoulders, and the long farm-style driveways out that way sometimes call for a smaller shuttle vehicle on the soft season.
Most Medway moves involve capes, splits, antique colonials, or newer cul-de-sac builds, and each one wants a different load order. Tyler quotes every job himself, runs the same truck on the day of, and you get an honest number with no brokered handoff.
Medway is essentially next door to our Franklin HQ — six miles up Route 109, twelve minutes if the traffic cooperates. The town runs along the Charles River, with West Medway holding the older mill-house housing stock and Medway Center anchoring the more walkable downtown. Most Medway jobs we run are quiet residential moves out of capes, splits, antique colonials, or one of the newer cul-de-sac colonials.
Move-day in Medway
The Charles River bridges have weight postings worth flagging on the route plan; we'll route around them when fully loaded. Choate Park's summer event schedule can complicate staging on the streets immediately around it — easy to plan around when we know the date. The older West Medway mill homes are the tricky stair-carry side of town: narrow second-floor landings, original woodwork, banister-cover territory.
Crew arrives with ramp boards, banister covers, four-wheel dollies, mattress bags, and stretch wrap on every truck as standard kit. The Holliston Street corridor's rural roads are quiet and the trucks fit easily; the Center's older blocks may need a temporary truck-staging permit if your address is on a narrow stretch. We'll handle the application on the booking side.
A Medway moving company that picks up the phone
Eastside Movers is licensed and insured, owner-operated by Tyler Trefrey. Medway is one of our closest service towns — same Franklin crew on every residential, commercial, senior, and packing job. No subcontracting.
774-462-2439 reaches Tyler directly most of the time. We also serve Millis, Franklin, Norfolk, and Holliston. Full territory on our service areas hub. 92+ verified Google reviews, 5.0 average. Twelve minutes from the Franklin shop to your door — neighbors helping neighbors.