Red Lion earned its name in the cigar-factory era, and the borough still carries that history — tight blocks around the square giving way to newer farm-adjacent construction spreading toward Windsorville along Route 74. Our crew works both ends of that stretch every month.
What We Move In Red Lion
In-town Red Lion means older housing on smaller lots; the Windsorville side means newer homes with more room to park a truck. The plan changes depending on which end of the borough you’re in.
- In-town homes near the square with narrow drives
- Older two-story houses with tighter staircase turns
- New construction toward Windsorville
- Family heirlooms and upright pianos handled carefully
- Garage and basement clear-outs
Red Lion Access Notes
| Area | Access note |
|---|---|
| In-town square blocks | Narrower streets, curbside loading only |
| Windsorville new construction | Roomier driveways, simpler staging |
| Route 74 corridor | Quick run for crew and equipment between jobs |
Same crew, either end of the borough
Square-block rowhouse or Windsorville new build, the household quote is set in writing before anything gets loaded. Bringing a piano just adds one clean, separate line to that quote.
Moving a family piano too? Read about our packing and specialty handling. For the rest of the job, check local moving in York or head to the homepage.