York wears its history on every brick — the row homes off Continental Square, the stalls at Central Market, and the first-capital streets where the crew threads freight up narrow stoops most weeks. I’m Bob Haynes, and every York job leaves on one flat price signed in writing before the ramp ever drops.
Row homes to the college blocks
Downtown means tall brick row houses with steep, skinny staircases and street parking; out toward York College and Springettsbury the homes open up with driveways and garages. Owen Krebs knows these stoops cold, so Wade sets the truck and the parking permit before your date.
What a York move runs
| Move | Crew | Typical flat |
|---|---|---|
| 1-bed off West Market Street | 2 movers + truck | $470–$690 |
| 2-bed near York College | 2 movers + truck | $790–$1,180 |
| 3-bed in Springettsbury | 3 movers + truck | $1,300–$1,980 |
| Upright piano across town | 2 movers + truck | $240–$390 |
Two movers and the truck bill at $140 an hour, a third makes it $190, on a one-hour minimum with pads, hand trucks, stretch-wrap and wardrobe boxes all aboard. Give Wade your York street address and a firm quote comes back before the day’s out. Our local moving page lays out what an in-town job covers, and every town on our route board sits one click away.
Your York 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 York 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 York job Bob’s York-area crew hasn’t already run more times than anyone kept track of.
Set my flat-rate price
