Fort Washington is the Turnpike interchange town. It has the Fort Washington Office Park at Route 309 and 1950s and 60s splits and colonials off Bethlehem Pike. The state park runs along the Wissahickon. Office moves are as common here as home moves, and Hurricane Ida taught everyone where the creeks run. LiteMovers has moved Fort Washington homes and offices since 2007.
Homes and Offices at the Interchange
- ✓Office park moves: crates, freight elevators, IT coordination, and weekend schedules
- ✓Splits and colonials: 1950s and 60s homes with short turning stairs
- ✓Creek-side streets: Sandy Run and the Wissahickon flooded in Ida
- ✓Turnpike traffic: Route 309 and the ramps back up morning and evening
Addresses read Fort Washington (19034). Neighbors are Flourtown, Ambler, Blue Bell, and Dresher.
Office Park Moves
The Fort Washington Office Park holds dozens of corporate offices, and they move, expand, and consolidate often. We pack Friday afternoon, move Saturday, and set up Sunday so the office opens Monday. Files ride in crates, monitors in padded boxes, and every piece of furniture is labeled to a floor plan. See commercial moving for how it works.
Watching the Creeks
Hurricane Ida flooded parts of the office park and homes along Sandy Run and the Wissahickon in 2021. We check the forecast before every move near the creeks and keep the truck on high ground when water is up. Basements are checked for damp before boxes go down. Families clearing a flooded basement use our cleanout crew alongside the movers.
Moving in Fort Washington?
Tell us whether it is a home or an office. We plan around the interchange and send a written estimate.
Or call (610) 755-5535
Splits, Ranchers, and Colonials
Fort Washington’s 1950s and 60s splits have short turning stairs that fight with sofas and box springs. Ranchers have basements with narrow stairs. Colonials off Susquehanna Road have more room. We measure on the estimate, remove doors or railings when needed, and use straps for the pieces that cannot turn. Our packing crews box a split in a day.
Upper Dublin Schools and Timing
Fort Washington is in the Upper Dublin School District, and summer dates book three to four weeks out. The Turnpike ramps and Route 309 back up with office traffic, so we load early and use Susquehanna Road. Downsizers use our senior moving team, and our warehouse covers the gap between a sale and a closing.
Townhomes Near the Park
Newer townhome communities near the office park have HOA rules on truck hours and parking, and many residents work in the park itself. We confirm the rules at booking, send a certificate of insurance when the association asks, and protect shared entries. These moves are quick and often finish in a morning.
Nearby Towns
Fort Washington borders Flourtown, Ambler, Blue Bell, Dresher, and Lafayette Hill. Every town is on our Montgomery County movers hub.
Fort Washington Moving Questions
Why does Fort Washington have so many office moves?
The Fort Washington Office Park. It sits at the Turnpike and Route 309 interchange and holds dozens of corporate offices. Companies there move, expand, and consolidate often, and we handle those moves on evenings and weekends with crates, freight elevators, and IT coordination.
Did the 2021 flooding affect Fort Washington?
Yes. Hurricane Ida flooded parts of the office park and homes along Sandy Run and the Wissahickon. We check the forecast before every move near the creeks and keep the truck on high ground when water is up. Basements are checked for damp before boxes go down.
Which school district is Fort Washington in?
Upper Dublin School District, with Fort Washington Elementary in the neighborhood. Families time moves for summer and late August, and those dates book three to four weeks out. Office moves run all year and are scheduled around business hours.
What are Fort Washington’s homes like to move?
Mostly 1950s and 60s splits, ranchers, and colonials on streets off Bethlehem Pike and Susquehanna Road, plus newer townhomes near the office park. Splits have short turning stairs that fight with sofas. We measure on the estimate and use straps.
How do you handle Turnpike interchange traffic?
By timing. The Turnpike ramps, Route 309, and Pennsylvania Avenue back up morning and evening with office-park traffic. We load early and travel midday. For homes off Bethlehem Pike we use Susquehanna Road and avoid the interchange.
Can you move an office over a weekend?
Yes. We pack Friday afternoon, move Saturday, and set up Sunday so the office opens Monday. Files go in crates, monitors in padded boxes, and furniture is labeled to a floor plan. See our commercial moving page for how a weekend office move runs.
Book Your Fort Washington Move
Family owned since 2007. PA PUC licensed. Homes and offices at the interchange.
Or call (610) 755-5535
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