Springfield is a family town in central Delaware County, known for its schools and tree-lined streets. Brick and stone colonials, twins, and Cape Cods fill the neighborhoods off Baltimore Pike and Sproul Road. Many buyers come from Philadelphia rowhomes, and many families move up within town. LiteMovers has moved Springfield families since 2007.
A Family Town Built Around Its Schools
- ✓Colonials and Cape Cods: steep stairs and full basements
- ✓Springfield schools: summer dates book early
- ✓City-to-suburb moves: Philadelphia rowhome to Springfield home
- ✓Baltimore Pike: weekend and rush-hour traffic
Addresses read Springfield (19064). Neighbors are Swarthmore, Drexel Hill, Broomall, and Media.
Colonials, Twins, and Cape Cods
Springfield homes date from the 1920s through the 1960s. Older colonials have steep stairs and plaster walls. Cape Cods have tight upstairs bedrooms with sloped ceilings. We measure large pieces on the estimate and take apart what will not fit. Our packing crews box full basements the day before.
From Philadelphia to Springfield
Many Springfield buyers come from city rowhomes. We handle the Philadelphia end, with parking, tight stairs, and narrow halls. Then we deliver to the new home the same day. See our Philadelphia movers.
Moving to or within Springfield?
Tell us both addresses and your date. We send a written estimate.
Or call (610) 755-5535
Schools, Traffic, and Timing
The Springfield School District draws families, so summer books three to four weeks out. Baltimore Pike gets heavy on weekends and at rush hour. We travel midday when we can. Closings that do not line up? Our warehouse bridges the gap.
Downsizing and Leftovers
Long-time Springfield owners often move to smaller homes or senior communities. Our senior moving team sorts, packs, and sets up. What does not fit goes to donation or junk removal.
Nearby Towns
Springfield borders Swarthmore, Drexel Hill, Broomall, Wallingford, and Media. Every town is on our Delaware County movers hub.
Springfield Moving Questions
What are Springfield homes like to move?
Mostly brick and stone colonials, twins, and Cape Cods built from the 1920s through the 1960s. Streets are tree-lined, and many homes have driveways. Stairs in older colonials are steep, and basements are full. We plan both on the estimate.
Which school district is Springfield in?
The Springfield School District. Many families move here for the schools, so summer and late August book three to four weeks out. Spring and fall dates are easier to schedule.
How is traffic on Baltimore Pike?
Heavy on weekends and at rush hour, especially near the shopping centers. The Blue Route ramps add to it. We load early and travel midday when we can. Most residential side streets are quiet.
Do you move families within Springfield?
Often. Many families move from a twin or Cape Cod to a larger colonial in town. Short local moves like these usually finish in one day.
Do you move families from Philadelphia to Springfield?
Yes, often. Many Springfield buyers come from Philadelphia rowhomes. We handle the city end, including parking and tight stairs, and deliver to the new home the same day.
How far is Springfield from your warehouse?
About twenty-five minutes to King of Prussia by the Blue Route. That makes storage between closings simple. The same crew that packs you delivers when you are ready.
Book Your Springfield Move
Family owned since 2007. PA PUC licensed. Colonials, twins, and city-to-suburb moves.
Or call (610) 755-5535
LiteMovers · 307 East Church Road, King of Prussia, PA 19406 · (610) 755-5535 · PA PUC 8916211 · USDOT 2173383 · MC-888055 · Family owned since 2007
