TRI-STATE APPLIANCE MOVERS
Appliance Moving in the Philadelphia Tri-State
Refrigerators, washers, dryers and ranges moved up narrow stairs and out of old basements without scraped floors or dented doors.
Appliances are heavy, awkward and expensive to replace, and many of the houses around here do not make them any easier. A basement laundry in a Philadelphia rowhome, a French-door refrigerator in a Drexel Hill twin kitchen or a range in an old Chester County farmhouse all need a real plan. A & M Friendly Movers moves appliances from our Downingtown office across West Chester, Exton, Phoenixville, Coatesville, Kennett Square, Media, Havertown, Broomall, Ardmore, Bryn Mawr, Norristown, Collegeville, the King of Prussia area, Wilmington, Newark and New Castle.
Our W-2 crews use appliance dollies, straps and pads, protect your floors and door frames, and remove doors when a refrigerator will not clear the opening. Please have appliances disconnected before we arrive, including water lines, gas lines and dryer vents. We move them as part of a full home move or on their own, priced hourly by crew size.
Learn more about our appliance moving services, see everything we do across the Philadelphia Tri-State, or call an owner at 410-499-8777.
Why Tri-State Homeowners Choose A & M for Appliance Moves
Basements and Narrow Stairs
Many rowhomes and twins keep the washer and dryer in the basement, down a steep stair with a tight turn at the bottom. Our crews measure first, strap each machine to an appliance dolly and take it one step at a time, so neither the appliance nor your stairwell walls take a hit.
Floors and Doors Protected
A loaded dolly can scratch hardwood or crack old tile in seconds. We lay floor protection, pad door frames and take refrigerator or entry doors off their hinges when it helps. Older Chester County homes with original wood floors get the same care as a brand-new kitchen in Collegeville.
Trained W-2 Crews
Every mover is a background-checked, drug-tested W-2 employee of A & M Friendly Movers, not a day laborer or subcontractor. Our crews move appliances every week, and they know how to lift, tilt and secure them so nothing shifts in the truck on the way down US-202 or I-95.
Clear About Disconnection
For safety, appliances must be disconnected before move day. That means shutting off and disconnecting water, gas and electrical lines and venting. We will tell you exactly what needs to be done when you book, so there are no surprises and no delays when the crew shows up.
Single Items or Whole Homes
Just bought a new washer and need the old one moved to the basement? Moving a whole house from Media to Wilmington? We handle one appliance or an entire kitchen and laundry room, priced hourly by crew size, and we never charge a fee if you need to reschedule.
An Owner Stands Behind It
If anything is damaged, an owner calls you the same day, and claims are resolved in 60 to 90 days. Matthew Treharn and Amber Hallaman run A & M day to day, and an owner or our office calls you back within 15 minutes, 8am to 8pm.
Our Appliance Moving Services in the Tri-State
Refrigerators and Freezers
We move standard, side-by-side and French-door refrigerators and chest freezers, keeping them upright and strapped. When a unit will not clear a rowhome or twin doorway, we remove the doors and reinstall them once it is in place at the new house.
Washers and Dryers
Basement and second-floor laundry rooms are common across the region. We carry washers and dryers up and down steep stairs on appliance dollies and set them in place, ready for you or your installer to hook back up.
Ranges and Dishwashers
Gas and electric ranges, wall ovens and dishwashers are moved once they have been properly disconnected. We protect countertops and flooring while sliding units out, and set them in position at your new kitchen for reconnection.
In-Home Appliance Moves
Remodeling the kitchen or finishing a basement? We move appliances within your home, into the garage or to another floor, so your contractor has room to work. It is priced hourly by crew size, with no truck needed.
Tri-State Appliance Moving FAQs
Appliance moves are priced hourly by crew size, whether it is a single refrigerator or a full kitchen and laundry room as part of a home move. Call 410-499-8777 or request a quote online, and an owner or our office calls you back within 15 minutes, 8am to 8pm, with a clear estimate.
Yes. Appliances must be disconnected before move day, including water supply lines, gas lines, electrical and dryer vents. Gas appliances should be disconnected by a qualified professional. Once they are disconnected and the area is clear, our crew handles the lifting, moving and placement.
In most cases, yes. We measure the doorways, stairs and turns ahead of time and remove refrigerator or entry doors when that gives us the room we need. If something truly will not fit, we will tell you before we start, not after a doorframe is damaged.
Yes. Basement laundry is common in older homes across Philadelphia, Delaware County and the Main Line. Our crews strap each machine to an appliance dolly and bring it up the stairs slowly, protecting the walls and steps on the way. Washer drums should be secured if you have the transit bolts.
Yes. We regularly move single appliances within a home, to a new house or between family members across the Tri-State, including trips between Pennsylvania and Delaware. You get the same background-checked W-2 crew and the same owner standing behind the job as a full home move.
Need an Appliance Moved in the Tri-State?
With A & M Friendly Movers you talk to an owner, not a call center. If anything is damaged, an owner calls you the same day, and claims are resolved in 60 to 90 days. Call our Downingtown office at 410-499-8777 for a quote, or explore our full list of Philadelphia Tri-State moving services.
Ready to start your stress-free move? Contact us today to Get a free moving quote and let the A & M family make your moving experience a delightful one!