Adams County runs west toward the South Mountain orchards, with Gettysburg and its battlefield at the center, New Oxford’s antique square nearby, and apple country rolling out in every direction. Every part of the county rides the morning dispatch board Wade puts together at the Felton yard.
Historic homes and orchard-country lanes. Gettysburg’s older homes run narrow stairs and tight streets thick with visitors, while the country places sit off long orchard lanes. Wade sizes up the parking and the route in advance, and the westward miles get baked into a binding flat rate you see up front, not tacked on at the curb.
Towns we run
- Gettysburg — the historic district homes, college blocks and battlefield-edge streets
- Littlestown — the small-town square and the neighborhoods off Route 97
- New Oxford — the antique-square homes and surrounding orchard country
Two movers and the truck go out at $140/hr, and a third hand aboard makes it $190 — a one-hour floor, every figure signed before the crew starts. Clearing a whole home west into Adams County? That distance folds into one signed figure ahead of load-day, with a single uniformed crew on both the pickup and the drop. See long-distance moving, or open the full service map.
Your Adams County move, priced on a single page
Two movers with the truck start at $140/hr once we’re on the clock — or tie the whole Adams County job to a single written York-area flat figure that holds firm
Freight lifts, three-story walk-up stair runs, farmhouse and row-home move-outs, the cramped small-town driveways — there isn’t a version of the Adams County job Bob’s York-area crew hasn’t already run more times than anyone kept track of.
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