The Country Picker

Route 16, Conway NH 603-447-3200

The Trusted Name for Moving and Storage Solutions

Packing Services

Full Pack – packers come to your home or business and expertly wrap and pack and all items; boxes are labeled to ensure they arrive to the correct location

Partial Pack – packers wrap and pack one item, one room or the entire home, whatever you request

Unpack – packers unpack and put away items as directed or labeled by boxes

Crating – used for high value possessions and antiques.

The Country Picker was founded in 1974, first as an antique business that specialized in estates sales and appraisals. Responding to the needs of the Mount Washington Valley and surrounding area, the company transitioned into a moving and storage business. Over the years, The Country Picker has moved thousands of families and hundreds of businesses and has grown to be a sizable independent mover, operating throughout the eastern half of the USA.

At The Country Picker, owners Philip LeBlanc and Cathy Nealon still believe today in the principles that defined the company when it was first established: integrity, honesty, know-how, and old-fashioned hard work. We love what we do and our passion for moving is reflected in our attention to the smallest details and the care we give to each and every piece we move. We believe in offering our customers the services that they require, while providing cost savings every step of the way, making every customer a customer for life.

"Thank You!"

When the day came for my mother and I to leave our home of many years we left it and its contents in your care. Our agreement with you was that you would remove the contents and clean the house in preparation for showing by our realtor. Leaving our house and its contents in the hands of a relative stranger was a risk. As it turned out, there was no need for concern. The realtor reported to me that you did an excellent job of clearing the house and cleaning it. In addition, all of the belongings that you packed and shipped to my mother and me arrived in excellent condition. Leaving the Mount Washington Valley was difficult for both my mother and me. Part of the reason it was difficult to leave was the good people such as you who make the Valley the good place that it is. Little did we know then that what started out as a call for moving assistance would turn into a true friendship. I look forward to the next time we can meet in the Mount Washington Valley. Sincerely, Walt