S.B. Taylor Transport

S.B. Taylor Transport is a trucking company in Portland, Maine, operating as S.B. Taylor Moving. The business is a licensed, women-owned moving company serving York and Cumberland counties since 2021, and it holds a rating of 4.80 from customer reviews. Its most requested services include dementia moving, full-service packing, long-distance and snowbird moves, senior moving, and in-home rearranging. The company is licensed and insured for interstate moves under USDOT #3771801 and MC #1351280. S.B. Taylor Moving is built around a trauma-informed approach to moving, with a focus on life transitions. The team includes Brie, whose background spans twenty years in healthcare as a PSS, CRMA, CNA, and Medical Assistant, caring for veterans, hospice patients, and people living with Alzheimer's and dementia. That experience shapes the company's dementia moving services and its work with seniors downsizing from longtime family homes or transitioning to assisted living or memory care. The company also supports clients through divorce, loss, domestic violence recovery, caregiving, and other major changes, with moves kept private and clients in control. Its warehousing service differs from a storage unit rental: the team picks up belongings, inventories them, stores them in a climate-appropriate warehouse, and delivers and sets up items when the client is ready. Snowbird clients moving between Maine and Florida receive door-to-door support from one team, and warehousing is available for those leaving a home unoccupied for the season. Customer service hours run 6:00 am to 6:00 pm every day, and moving teams work all days except major holidays. The office sits on West Broadway in South Portland, about 0.1 miles from West Broadway and Red Brook, 0.2 miles from Mussey Road, 0.4 miles from Samantha Smith Way, and 0.6 miles from The Point community center. S.B. Taylor Moving pairs a 4.80 customer rating with a caregiver-led approach to relocations, bringing twenty years of memory care and hospice experience to moves across southern Maine.