Lackawanna County · Northeastern Pennsylvania
Movers in Scranton, PA
Scranton is a hill city of older duplexes and large frame houses, many divided into apartments.
What moving in Scranton is actually like
The classic Scranton house is tall, wooden and split into flats, with an enclosed front porch and a staircase that turns hard at the landing. We pad the turn, take apart the bed frames and plan the route before anything moves.
Winters here are real. Between December and March we bring extra floor protection and allow for the drive, and if the roads are genuinely unsafe we will call early and move your date at no charge.
Areas we cover around Scranton
- Green Ridge
- Hill Section
- South Side
- West Scranton
- Dunmore
- Clarks Summit border
Questions
Moving in Scranton
More general answers are on the main FAQ, or call and ask us directly.
Call (000) 000-0000 Do you move in winter?
Yes, all winter. We lay extra runners because salt and slush track in, and we watch the forecast so we can warn you early if a date needs to shift.
Can you move a second-floor apartment in a divided house?
Yes, and it is one of the most common jobs in the city. We protect the shared stairwell and porch as well as your own unit.
Free estimates
Get a written estimate for your Scranton move.
Tell us where you are moving from and to, the date, and the size. We follow up the same business day.
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