Valley Township is Coatesville’s west and north side. It covers the homes off Lincoln Highway past the city line, the streets around Manor Road and Route 82, and the apartments along Valley Road. It is working Chester County, where many families buy a first house and many moves cross into Lancaster County. LiteMovers has moved Valley families since 2007 and knows the basement stairs that come with these homes.

Who Moves in Valley Township
- ✓Apartment renters: Lincoln Highway and Valley Road communities with shared lots and walkups
- ✓First-house buyers: ranchers, Cape Cods, and twins with one-car garages and full basements
- ✓Lancaster-bound families: Route 30 west to Gap, Christiana, and Paradise on one crew
- ✓Long-time owners downsizing: into apartments in Coatesville, Thorndale, or Downingtown
Valley uses the Coatesville (19320) address, so tell us the street. Homes west of the city line along Lincoln Highway are Valley. The city itself is covered on our Coatesville movers page, and the borough south of the creek is South Coatesville.
Apartments and Lease Deadlines
The apartment and townhome communities along Lincoln Highway and Valley Road have shared parking that fills by evening and walkups with no elevator. We arrive early, park close, and use stair-climbing dollies. Most one- and two-bedroom moves are done by noon, which matters when the lease ends at noon. We bring wardrobe boxes so closets move on hangers.
Starter Homes and Basement Stairs
Valley’s ranchers, Capes, and twins have full basements reached by narrow stairs. Washers, freezers, treadmills, and tool chests all live down there. We measure on the estimate, use straps and ramps, and remove a railing when needed. Garage doors are the easier path when the house has one, and we plan the route before anything is lifted.
Moving in Valley Township?
Tell us the street and whether there is a basement. We send the right crew and a written estimate.
Or call (610) 755-5535
Route 30 West to Lancaster County
Valley sits near the Lancaster County line, so moves to Gap, Christiana, Paradise, and Lancaster city are routine. They run as local moves on one crew with no transfer. Our Lancaster movers page covers the longer routes into Amish country. Coming the other way, Lancaster families buying in Valley get the same crew.
Timing Around Lincoln Highway
Lincoln Highway through Coatesville slows at lunch and after 3 p.m. We load in the morning and use the Route 30 Bypass to the destination. Valley is in the Coatesville Area School District, and summer is the busy season, but dates are easier here than in Downingtown. Pieces you are not keeping go to donation or junk removal on the same trip.
Downsizing After Decades in One House
Many Valley homes have had one owner since the 1960s. When that owner moves to an apartment in Coatesville, Thorndale, or Downingtown, the job is sorting as much as lifting. Our senior moving team works over several days, labels what goes and what stays, and sets up the new apartment the same afternoon. Family heirlooms are wrapped and listed by name on the inventory.
Nearby Towns
Valley borders Caln, West Brandywine, West Caln, Sadsbury, and Modena. The full township list is on our Chester County movers hub.
Valley Township Moving Questions
Where is Valley Township?
Valley wraps the west and north sides of Coatesville. It includes the homes off Lincoln Highway west of the city and the streets around Manor Road and Route 82. It also runs north toward the Route 30 Bypass. Mail reads Coatesville 19320, so most people just say Coatesville.
Do you move apartments in Valley Township?
Yes. The apartment and townhome communities along Lincoln Highway and Valley Road have shared lots and some third-floor walkups. We arrive early for a close spot and use stair dollies. Most one- and two-bedroom moves finish in a morning, so you make the lease deadline.
What are Valley’s starter homes like to move?
Mostly ranchers, Cape Cods, and twins from the 1950s through 70s with one-car garages and basements. Basement stairs are the trick. We measure on the estimate and use straps and ramps for washers, freezers, and workout gear. Nothing gets dragged.
Do you move between Valley and Lancaster County?
All the time. Valley sits on Route 30 near the county line, so moves to Gap, Christiana, Paradise, and Lancaster city are routine. They run as one-crew local moves with no transfer. See our Lancaster movers page for the longer routes.
Which school district is Valley Township in?
Coatesville Area School District. Summer is the busy season, but Valley dates are easier to book than in the Downingtown district. Two to three weeks ahead is enough in summer. One week is usually fine the rest of the year.
Is Lincoln Highway traffic a problem on move day?
It can be. Lincoln Highway through Coatesville slows at lunch and from 3 p.m. on. We load in the morning and use the Route 30 Bypass to reach the destination. For moves within Valley, the truck often stays on side streets and never touches the highway.
Book Your Valley Township Move
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Or call (610) 755-5535
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