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About Us

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I have been in the moving business for roughly 25 years.  I have worked for 2 of the larger companies in the Boston area for extended periods of time.  Any situation you could possibly have we have most likely already navigated it hundreds of times before.  Again, I could bore you with pages of details but I know your time is valuable so here's what you need to know:
 
I have a network of workers that I have met throughout the years and I've done my absolute best to only work with people that are hard working, honest and have great attitudes that I would be proud to have wearing my company name on their backs.  The guys who I bring out with me are the best of the best as far as I'm concerned.  I don't put my name on many people, but I vouch for my guys.  I would honestly rather not book a job than bring people out into the field that aren't able to wow our customers.  You can learn about our team here.  We operate with integrity and honesty and I unapologetically expect anyone out working with me to conduct himself with the highest standards at all times.  
I don't expect you to just take my word for that.  Please read our stellar reviews.  You most likely found us because one of your friends recommended us to you.  I can confidently say we will make your project as easy and enjoyable as possible.  And I will put our work ethic and attitude up against anyone.  In short, we try to operate the way I would want a company I hired to operate if it were MY money being spent.  I ask a lot of myself and my guys because we make good money doing this and you deserve our absolute best for your money.    

We currently have one 16 foot box truck with an "Mom's Attic" to provide additional room.  We rent larger trucks when the need arises.  We have invested a great deal in our equipment as it allows us to be as efficient as possible for you.  

People often ask us if we "do that."  The most likely answer is "YES".  We do small or full size residential and commercial moves, specialty moves like hoists and pianos, assembly jobs, tv and artwork mounting, packing and unpacking jobs, disposal jobs, small home repairs, power washing, gutter cleaning, stair reconstruction, handyman work, etc.  At this point in my career I can confidently say there isn't much I haven't seen or done.  
 
We hold Massachusetts License #31953 as a Household Goods Mover, Department of Transportation (DOT) #3356186, and Motor Carriers License (MCL) #1073909, and Home Improvement Contractor # 204002.  Our MCL allows us to do moving jobs out of state (verify any company you hire to go out of state has one).  We are fully insured under Massachusetts and Federal Guidelines, holding policies for Cargo, Auto and General Liability Insurance.  Insurance certificates available upon request.  Any other questions or concerns, please give us a call at (844) HUS-KYYY or email us at info@huskymoving.com.
 
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THE TEAM
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I wanted to give a little bit of spotlight to some of the guys I've been fortunate enough to surround myself with.  Back when I worked at other moving companies I always saw what a difference one guy could make on a job, and I always said to myself that if I ever opened up my own shop I would only work with the best people I could find.  I'd honestly rather not take jobs than go out with guys who I am not proud to have wearing our shirt.  After all, when we are out in the field, ultimately everything we do carries all of our names on it, so I am unwilling to settle for anything less than what I think is the best.  I'd rather bring out one amazing guy than 3 half decent guys.  Moving is hard, tedious work, so It's not easy to find guys who work their butts off AND do it with an amazing attitude daily but these guys do.  Any day I get to go to work with these guys is a good day.  
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MASIO DOTSON
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A Little Bit About Masio:  Masio is a married father of three great boys.  Originally from Alabama, Masio made his way up here for college, going to Northeastern, Roxbury Community College and Mass Bay.  Masio is a former semi-pro football player.  He currently works multiple jobs to pay for all of his young boys meals.  His family just purchased their dream home.  Masio is currently working on his dream of starting up his own transportation company.  I can confidently tell you there wouldn't be a better business owner.  
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How We Met:  Masio and I worked at another moving company together.  He very quickly became one of my favorite coworkers due to his tireless work ethic.  Way more importantly, it was just impossible to find him in a bad mood.  Every day he came into work with a smile on his face and an attitude that nothing could get him down.  We've worked together for years and I always knew if I ever had the opportunity he would be the type of guy I would want to build around.   
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Why I Think He's the Best of The Best:  Every job on the planet can benefit from having people with great mindsets but I would make an argument the moving business needs it more than almost any other business.  The work can be brutal so a positive outlook is my number one thing I look for, and Masio has it more than anyone I've ever met before.   He is charming and kind with customers, and his calm demeanor puts people at ease.   He will do anything that needs to
be done to make your job a success without a complaint.  He can find the best in any situation.  Anyone who has ever worked in the moving business knows that a level headed, great worker with a calm, amazing attitude is very rare. 
 
You can contact Masio at MasioDotson@aol.com  
ADAM SPENCER
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A Little Bit About Adam:  Adam has his own very successful business called AdamHelper.  He is genuinely a jack of all trades and can handle many tasks not limited to the moving, packing, and assembly world.  Adam is also extremely talented in video production, web design, promotion, and can also handle photography, yardwork, snow removal and many other things!  He is the definition of a Renaissance Man.  He used to work in corporate America in the financial sector  but decided one day he would be happier running his own business.  I can attest that he has a great reputation with his customers.  
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How We Met:  I joined an app called TaskRabbit in an attempt to generate business and got matched up with Adam on one of my first jobs.  The two things I noticed right away were his customer service skills and his work ethic.  He really went out of his way to listen to the customer and worked diligently to ensure that he did everything necessary to make her job a success.  At the end of the job, he sat with me in the parking lot of the customer's apartment building for about a half an hour talking to me about how to be successful in my new venture.  He passed on a lot of information to me that really helped me get up to speed quickly.  There was absolutely no benefit to him doing so other than just trying to help someone out.  By doing so he was actually increasing his own competition but he wasn't worried about that.      
Why I Think He's the Best of The Best:  In my opinion Adam has a lot of talents but his greatest gift is probably just the way he talks to customers and puts them at ease during what can be an incredibly stressful time.  Quick with a smile or a kind word, customers instantly relax around him, which makes our jobs easier.  On top of that he works incredibly hard at any task and shows up with a great attitude every day which in our business is rare.   
 
You can learn more about him and his seemingly unlimited skill set at AdamHelper.com 
JULIE GIBSON
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A Little Bit About Julie:  Julie graduated with a degree in Social Work from Providence College in 1998.  As a social worker, she learned how to be patient, detail-oriented, proactive, and a strong advocate for her clients.  Julie bought her first investment property at the age of 23 and soon after, made the switch to full-time real estate.  Julie lives in a single-family home with her husband and two children in Arlington Heights.  She also owns two investment properties in town, and is currently remodeling another home in town to eventually flip.  When she is not busy helping her clients, she can be found hanging out with her kids at the many local parks, playing tennis, and volunteering.  Julie is a firm believer in giving back and is particularly passionate about fundraising for cancer research. She ran the Boston Marathon five times as part of the Dana Farber Cancer Institute team, raising money to benefit research.  Julie continues to contribute to Dana Farber by donating a portion of every sale that occurs during marathon training season.

 


How We Met:  Julie and I used to work out at the same gym together years ago,  and when she found out I had opened my own moving company she reached out as she often has moving needs for her listings.   

Why I Think She's the Best of The Best:  Julie is truly dedicated to her customers and their needs.  Julie enjoys both marketing homes for sale and helping buyers find the best home to meet their needs.  As a resident and business person in Arlington, Julie understands the many benefits of living in Arlington and the nearby communities of Belmont, Lexington, Winchester, and West Medford – with their superior school systems, and unmatched access to transportation, world-class healthcare and education, culture, history, recreation, and of course, community spirit!  Julie believes that Arlington has the best of both urban and suburban worlds because it is so close to the vibrancy of the city but still has the feel of a small town.  Julie has remained in the forefront of the constantly evolving real estate industry by committing to innovative marketing strategies and cutting-edge technology like predictive analytics – which is why she has sold over 450 homes; over 300 of them in Arlington!

You can learn more about Julie and her current listings here.  Julie is currently flipping a house and you can see her progress at www.brackettneighborhood.com/remodel.  Check out her Instagram https://www.instagram.com/juliegibsonhomes
KARI NOBLE
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A Little Bit About Kari:  Kari is a Professional Organizer and owner of The Stuff Lab,  an Arlington based organizing company servicing the Greater Boston area.  Kari prides herself on helping you get organized so you can live your best life!  Kari lives in a smallish home with three messy and lovable boys.  Two of them are her sons and the last is her husband.  Kari's passion for organizing is rooted in helping people with their stuff:  where to put their stuff, how to organize it, what to keep and what to let go — so they can live their best lives with more time for deep and meaningful connections, unencumbered by their belongings.  Kari believes that getting organized is a journey and not a destination and her approach to organizing is filled with compassion and empathy.  Going forward, Kari has plans to become more involved in furniture staging as part of her business.  

How We Met:  Kari had seen my company listed on a local Facebook Group called The Arlington List.  She reached out to ask if I could help her move some larger items and hang some curtains on an organizational job she was doing for a client.  

Why I Think She's the Best of The Best: 
Kari is very easy going in situations that are often stressful for clients which helps put them at ease.  When I met her, I asked her how she fell into Professional Organizing and she very eloquently explained that she just really enjoyed helping people.
You can learn more about Kari's skillsets at The Stuff LabCheck out her Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/thestufflab/
THE DOGGOS
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A Little Bit About Ghost:  Born and raised on the mean streets of Arkansas, Ghost made the move up north at the age of approximately 11 months old.   One of the many reasons I've always loved pitbulls is their desire to roughhouse contrasted with how affectionate they are.  Talents include:  aggravating her brother Mason, tearing anything to shreds, devouring buffalo chicken calzones with me, and extreme napping. 
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How We Met:  I met multiple pitbulls that day at the adoption event, all of whom stole my heart, but when I learned Ghost was deaf I decided she was the dog for me as it would be a good learning experience for us both.  Knowing that some people fear pitbulls I figured if I could train a deaf pitbull it might cause some people to rethink their misconceptions about the breed.  I also thought having to rethink what I had learned about how to train a dog "properly" over the years might be a good experience for me.  Like most women in my life, Ghost spends the vast majority of her time ignoring me.  
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Why I Think She's the Best of The Best:  Ghost is always super down to wrestle, play tug, share some grub or sit by my side while we watch tv.  She always wants to be near people, preferably touching you somehow while she falls asleep.  I love her tough exterior that covers up a really loving personality.  
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