Owen’s crew covers the 105-mile stretch between York and Philadelphia often enough to know it by feel — east on US-30 past Lancaster’s farm country, then onto the Turnpike for the final push into the Main Line and Center City.
Getting You There
We wrap and load at your York address first, then point the truck down US-30 through Lancaster County before merging onto the Pennsylvania Turnpike for the run into Philly. Figure a two-hour drive, give or take, with room built in for a slow Schuylkill on the delivery side.
- US-30 East through Lancaster, merging onto the PA Turnpike toward Philadelphia
- Rowhouse parking passes and Main Line delivery windows arranged before the truck rolls
- Piano padding and strapping finished at your York curb, not improvised later
- One Apollo driver behind the wheel from your old door to your new one
What A Long-Haul Day Looks Like
| Detail | York to Philadelphia |
|---|---|
| Distance | ~105 miles, US-30 to the PA Turnpike |
| Typical transit | Loaded by mid-morning, unloaded by mid-afternoon |
| Crew | Owen’s York crew handles the entire trip |
| Pricing | Fixed figure Owen puts in writing beforehand |
Nobody else touches your move
This lane belongs to Apollo’s own rig and Apollo’s own people, start to finish. Owen writes your number down before departure, and that’s the number you owe on arrival — call him directly to grab a date.
Browse our long-distance moving page, look at the shorter run to Baltimore, or head back to the home page.