Drexel Hill is the largest community in Upper Darby Township, just over the Philadelphia line. Stone twins, brick colonials, and Tudor-style homes from the 1920s and 1930s climb its hilly streets. Trolley lines run along some main roads. LiteMovers has moved Drexel Hill families since 2007, and we plan every move around the hills and the steps.
Hills, Steps, and Older Homes
- ✓Stone twins and Tudors: steep stairs and narrow doors
- ✓Hilly streets: homes set above the sidewalk
- ✓Trolley roads: parking clear of the tracks
- ✓Upper Darby schools: summer dates book early
Addresses read Drexel Hill (19026). Neighbors are Havertown, Lansdowne, Springfield, and Broomall.
Homes Above the Street
Many Drexel Hill homes sit up a flight of front steps or a sloped walk. That means more carrying on every trip. We bring extra crew when the climb is long. Dollies, ramps, and mats keep things safe in wet weather. We measure big pieces on the estimate.
Twins, Tudors, and Plaster Walls
Homes from the 1920s and 1930s have plaster walls, old hardwood, and tight turns. We lay runners, guard door frames, and pad banisters. Beds and dressers come apart when needed. Our packing crews wrap antiques and glass as case pieces.
Moving in Drexel Hill?
Tell us about the home, the steps, and the street. We send a written estimate.
Or call (610) 755-5535
Parking and Trolley Roads
Twin blocks have curb parking that fills fast. We set cones the night before and keep a spotter at the curb. Trolleys run along some main roads, so we park clear of the tracks. Coming from the city? See our Philadelphia movers.
Schools, Storage, and Downsizing
Most of Drexel Hill is in the Upper Darby School District, so summer books early. Our warehouse holds belongings between closings. Downsizing? Our senior moving team handles setup, and leftovers go to donation or junk removal.
Nearby Towns
Drexel Hill borders Havertown, Lansdowne, Springfield, Broomall, and Darby. Every town is on our Delaware County movers hub.
Drexel Hill Moving Questions
What are Drexel Hill homes like to move?
Many are stone and brick twins, colonials, and Tudor-style homes from the 1920s and 1930s. Streets are hilly, and many homes sit above the sidewalk with front steps. Inside, stairs are steep and doorways narrow. We plan the path on the estimate.
Do the hills and front steps slow a move?
They can. Homes set above the street need more carrying on steps and slopes. We bring extra crew when needed and use ramps and dollies. Wet weather makes steps slick, so we lay mats.
Is parking a problem in Drexel Hill?
On twin blocks, often. Curb parking fills up, and some streets are narrow. We set cones the night before and keep a spotter at the curb. Trolley lines run along some roads, so we park clear of the tracks.
Which school district is Drexel Hill in?
Most of Drexel Hill is in the Upper Darby School District. Families moving for the school year book summer dates three to four weeks ahead. Spring and fall are easier.
Do you move families from Philadelphia to Drexel Hill?
Yes, often. Drexel Hill sits just over the city line. We handle the city end with parking and tight stairs, then deliver the same day.
Can you help downsize an older Drexel Hill home?
Yes. We sort with you, move what you keep, and send the rest to donation or junk removal. Our senior team sets up the new place, and we leave the house broom-clean for the sale.
Book Your Drexel Hill Move
Family owned since 2007. PA PUC licensed. Hills, steps, and older homes.
Or call (610) 755-5535
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