Movers in Ardmore, PA

Ardmore is classic Main Line — stone colonials, older twins, narrow tree-lined streets, and every so often a carriage house or detached garage tucked behind the main house. These are some of the most furniture-heavy homes we move, often with decades of family pieces, and the streets themselves are part of the planning: a moving truck that fits fine on a Springfield cul-de-sac can be a tight squeeze on an Ardmore side street.

Older colonials, narrow streets, and heavier household moves

Because Ardmore’s stone colonials and twins were mostly built before modern moving trucks existed, our crews plan street access and parking before a truck ever shows up, not on the day of. Residential moving here tends to involve larger households, formal dining sets, and pieces that need real padding and careful staircase navigation rather than a quick carry-out.

Ardmore is also full of SEPTA Regional Rail commuters relocating for the train access as much as the neighborhood itself, and many clients are moving into or out of homes with detached garages or carriage houses that double as storage. Office manager Marisol Datillo books extra time into Ardmore jobs by default, since older homes rarely move as fast as newer construction.

What we plan for on an Ardmore job

• Narrow, tree-lined streets that limit truck parking and staging space
• Older stone colonials and twins with heavier, more delicate furniture
• Detached garages and carriage houses used as extra storage
• SEPTA Regional Rail commuters timing moves around train schedules

If your Ardmore move includes a piano in the formal room or a safe in the study, our piano moving and safe moving crews bring the right equipment rather than improvising. For full households, our packing services cover everything from china cabinets to garage shelving. Read how past Main Line clients describe the process on our reviews page, then request a quote for your street specifically.

Why an Ardmore move needs an owner-run crew

Elias Jankowski started EJ Relocations in 2012 after years driving delivery routes out of a Frankford Avenue furniture warehouse, and older Main Line homes are exactly the kind of job that experience was built for — heavy antique pieces, tight staircases, streets that weren’t designed with box trucks in mind. If part of your Ardmore move is headed out of state, our long-distance moving team keeps the same crew on the job door to door.