Market Street walk-ups and Route 30 garden apartments skip the loading dock entirely — instead you get narrow staircases and a landlord who expects a heads-up. Apollo handles these buildings on a regular basis, so parking, stair access, and any paperwork the manager wants are sorted ahead of arrival, not scrambled together curbside.
How Apollo coordinates with your building
- Insurance certificate sent to your landlord or leasing office on request
- Stairwell and hallway access mapped out in advance
- Corner guards and floor protection through shared spaces
- Wrap sized for narrow switchback stairs, common in York’s older stock
- Studios up through three-bedroom units, any floor, staircase or ground level
Building details help more than a bare address
A leasing office contact lets Owen’s crew lock down parking rules and any move-in or move-out block in advance — whether it’s a row above a Market Street storefront or a Route 30 complex running a tight loading calendar.
What actually happens on moving day
- Confirming access Parking and stair timing get verified with whoever runs the building that morning.
- In-unit wrap Furniture is padded up while still inside your apartment, long before a hallway is involved.
- Stairs to street The crew keeps pace so the job stays inside whatever window the building allows.
- Arrival and setup Pieces get placed and reassembled, debris hauled off.
Rough cost by unit size
| Layout | Movers assigned | Typical total |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | 2 | $375 – $610 |
| One bedroom | 2 | $610 – $980 |
| Two bedroom | 2 to 3 | $980 – $1,600 |
Box-packing costs extra unless you ask for it, and a signed apartment figure holds regardless of how long the stairwell takes. Relocating an entire house instead? Try local moving in York, add packing and specialty item services, or ask Apollo Piano Moving for pricing.