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Natick Business Buzz—Call and Haul can take it all; Needham Bank adds loan officer; Natick Mall additions and coming-soons

June 24, 2021 by Deborah Brown

Call and Haul can take it all

If during the past year (or even the past decade) you somehow accumulated a lot of stuff that now just has to go, Call and Haul, a locally-based service owned and operated by John O’Toole is ready to help. Besides clean-outs, Cal and Haul takes care of recycling/junk removal; deliveries and moving; and pickups. The company provides free estimates. From there, the company will remove, recycle, deliver, or pick up your items in a “contact-free” environment and as safely and efficiently as possible.  As part of their internal quality control program, workers always wipe down surrounding surfaces and sweep and/or vacuum the immediate work area when the job is completed. Payment is not accepted until after a walk-though with the client.

Call and Haul

Call and Haul’s route 9 location (near Great Wok in Wellesley) is a jumping-off point for the service. They cover dozens of Massachusetts towns, cleaning out, picking up, and delivering to your home, second homes, your kid’s apartment, your preferred charity, your off-site storage space, and more.


Needham Bank adds Residential Loan Officer

Matthew Chen, Needham Bank
Matthew Chen, Needham Bank

Matthew Chen has joined the Needham Bank Residential Lending team as vice president, residential loan officer. He will perform a range of residential lending functions with a particular focus on meeting the borrowing and deposit needs of the Chinese American community.

“I am looking forward to utilizing my Chinese language skills to help develop relationships with Chinese-speaking clients and
applicants. It is important to serve diverse communities, and my skills will be able to aid Needham Bank in this area,” Chen said.

Needham Bank maintains a Natick branch location at 17 West Central Street.


Keep your hobbies off the endangered list

Endangered Hobbies has opened at the Natick Mall. The lower-level storefront sells collectibles like Funko POP figures, and movie- and comics-related stuff.


We see you, Warby Parker

Warby Parker, purveyor of reasonably priced glasses, sunglasses, and contacts will see you now on the lower level of the mall.


Coming soon to Natick Mall

Among the newcomers on tap for the mall:

Cellaxs—a phone repair business

Lola Soap, artisan-made bakery-inspired soaps, body scrubs, and bath products that look and smell like some of your favorite sweets. They look so good, you’ll want to eat them—please don’t! All products made without animal testing.

Manj Trampoline Park—sounds like fun

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