Ardmore moves differently from the rest of the Main Line. It’s denser and walkable, a Lower Merion hub built around Suburban Square, one of the country’s first shopping centers, with a mix of apartment buildings and tightly packed twins instead of estate driveways. That changes the whole game plan, and we lean into it.
Planning a move? Go with our Wayne moving crew, working every block on the Main Line.
For the apartments and condos near Suburban Square, the work is logistics: we book the loading dock or freight elevator, reserve the slot, and file the certificate of insurance the management office wants before we ever load a box. On-street parking along Lancaster Avenue disappears fast, so we stage the truck early and pull a township hold where we can.
The twins bring their own puzzle, with narrow front-hall stairs and finished basements reached by a tight turn. Our crew sorts what comes apart, lays runners on shared walls and shared steps, and keeps the flat rate flat whether your stuff is on the third floor or down in the basement.
Premier runs its own trucks and our own uniformed movers, never a broker handoff. You get one flat-rate quote up front, a $150 deposit credited to the final bill, and our own insurance backing every Ardmore job.
We move Ardmore
We work the streets and tight driveways of Ardmore week in and week out, so the parking, the access, and the buildings are already familiar before our truck arrives. Quotes come flat-rate and in writing, with nothing tucked into the fine print.