I’m Vincent Marchetti, and Baltimore Movers has been my shop since 2018
I grew up on a Highlandtown rowhouse block where every front door opened onto a white marble stoop my grandmother scrubbed every Saturday. Greektown, Patterson Park, the diners on Eastern Avenue — that was my whole world. Before I started this company, I spent twelve years moving freight in and out of the Port of Baltimore, running warehouse floors and load plans for an international logistics outfit. I learned how to schedule trucks, how to read a manifest, and how to spot the corner-cutting that costs customers money.
Why I started the company in 2018
I kept hearing the same story from neighbors and cousins: a mover quoted one number on the phone, then padded the final bill with fuel charges, stair fees, long-carry fees, fees for stuff that should have been part of the job. So I bought one truck, hired two crew chiefs I trusted from the port, and built Baltimore Movers around a single rule: every Charm City number lands countersigned on paper the morning before pad-wrap. No phone-call guesses, no padded invoices on moving day. Send me your inventory and I’ll send back a real number you can sign.
Our crew, our trucks, our office
Twelve years later we run our own trucks, our own dollies and blankets, and a W-2 uniformed crew — no day labor, no subcontracting out the job to whoever answers the dispatch. Theresa DiPietro runs the office, handles your COI for the Inner Harbor high-rises, and books the freight elevator. Marcus Hollins runs dispatch and the truck board. On the trucks I lean on three crew chiefs: Dante Caruso leads the piano and marble-stoop carries, Reggie Vance runs the long-haul I-95 jobs, and Tomás Quintero is the man for Harbor East and HarborView condo moves where the building manager is timing you with a stopwatch.
Licensed where it counts
We hold a Maryland PSC household-goods moving permit for in-state work and US DOT and MC authority for the interstate runs down I-95 to DC, Richmond, the Carolinas and Florida, or north to Philly, New York and Boston. We carry our own cargo and liability insurance, and we’ll add your building or HOA to the COI free of charge. Browse what we do or check the neighborhoods we cover across Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Howard, Anne Arundel and Harford.
What I want you to feel on moving day
That you hired neighbors, not a call center. That the price on the contract is the price on the invoice. That the same crew that loaded your stuff in Canton is the crew that unloads it in Towson — or in DC, or 1,000 miles down the road.