Radnor is one of the addresses we work most weeks, and it’s a township of contrasts: stately colonials tucked along Radnor-Chester Road and King of Prussia Road on one side, and the glassy Radnor corporate center and condo blocks near the Villanova University edge on the other. Each one moves differently, and our crews plan for both.
Planning a move? Go with Main Line moving crew, working every block on the Main Line.
The big old Radnor homes tend to come with deep, tree-lined driveways and back staircases that were never built with a sofa in mind. We measure the tight turns before move day, decide what comes apart and what gets hoisted, and assign Tyler Brandt’s stair team to anything heading to a third-floor walk-up. The original trim and stone thresholds get protection before a single box goes out the door.
Closer to the office parks and the SEPTA Paoli line, the work is more about access windows and elevators than staircases. We stage our own trucks to keep the lot clear and pull a township hold where the street is tight.
Everything runs flat-rate. The same uniformed Premier crew loads in Radnor and unloads at the other end, we carry our own insurance, and the $150 deposit that holds your date comes right off the final bill. No surprise charges when the truck pulls away.
We move Radnor
We work the streets and tight driveways of Radnor 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.