Parkville, MD Movers

Family-owned since 2015 • Licensed & insured • Local & long-distance moves, packing, and storage

Best Parkville, MD Moving Company

Parkville is an established, close-in suburb in Baltimore County, just northeast of the Baltimore city line and centered on Harford Road. It is an unincorporated community, so county rules and services apply to your move. With more than 30,000 residents packed into about four square miles, Parkville is one of the busier neighborhoods we work in, full of older homes, local businesses, and apartment communities. Our York crew moves families here often as part of our Maryland moving service, and we know the area’s tight streets well.

Many homes in Parkville are older brick single-family houses, and duplexes on smaller lots, along with garden apartments and condos. Older houses often have narrow stairways, tight turns to the second floor, and steps down to a basement, so we plan for extra padding and careful carrying. Street parking can be tight on some blocks, and apartment complexes may have their own rules on move hours and where a truck can park. We ask about all of that before moving day.

Harford Road is Parkville’s main street, with shops, restaurants, and bus service running toward downtown Baltimore. Joppa Road, Taylor Avenue, Putty Hill Avenue, and Loch Raven Boulevard carry a lot of traffic too, and the Beltway cuts right through the area. We time our arrival to avoid rush hour on Harford Road and near the Beltway ramps when we can, and we look for a legal, safe spot to stage the truck close to your door. On narrow blocks, we may bring a smaller truck or plan a short shuttle so we do not block the street for long.

We handle whole-house moves, apartment moves, and smaller jobs like moving an appliance or a few heavy pieces. Our crew wraps furniture, protects floors and doorways, and takes apart and rebuilds beds and tables. If you are downsizing, clearing out a family home, or need a hand with extra stuff, our packing service can box things up, and we can keep items in storage until you are ready.

Parkville families often move to nearby spots like Towson and Perry Hall, or into Baltimore, and we also handle long-distance moves. A & M Friendly Movers is family-owned since 2015, and we treat every Parkville move like we are helping our own neighbors. Our mission is simple: quality, professional service at a fair price. Home is where the heart is, and moving is where it starts. Call 717-844-5125 for a free quote.

Two men moving a mattress in a room.
The A & M Friendly Movers crew at work

See What Our Customers Are Saying

Our York, PA & Maryland crew moves families in Parkville every week. These reviews are copied word for word from our Google Business Profile: 4.8 stars from 65 Google reviews.

★★★★★

“The moving crew was AWESOME! Super quick, polite, & careful. I would recommend A&M Friendly Movers to anyone that needs assistance moving! They took away most of the stress of moving. So grateful!”

Kristy Scheidler

Google review · York, PA & Maryland location

★★★★★

“The movers were thorough and handled my furniture with great care. They also were friendly. Good team!”

Beth Reynolds

Google review · York, PA & Maryland location

★★★★★

“AMAZING !!! Only book with A & M friendly Movers ! They were great , Moved my stuff and assembled, skilled and prompt and fast !!! We love our beds !! Won’t find better service!!!! WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR BOOK NOW !! Lol , Thank you !!”

Nigel Rector

Google review · York, PA & Maryland location

Your Parkville Moving Crew

Your Parkville move is handled by our York, PA & Maryland crew, based at 5 Center Street, Mount Wolf, PA 17347. That’s about 58 miles (around 75 minutes) from Parkville, and your hourly clock doesn’t start until we arrive at your home.

Call your local crew: 717-844-5125
Hours: Monday–Sunday, 6 AM–10 PM

Parkville, MD Moving Services

Local Moving

Moves across Parkville and all of Baltimore County.

Long-Distance Moving

Upfront pricing for moves out of state.

Packing & Unpacking

Full or partial packing with quality materials.

Storage

Short- and long-term storage between homes.

Commercial Moving

Offices, retail, and restaurant moves done right.

Junk Removal

Clear out what you do not want to move.

Military Moves

Careful moves on tight PCS timelines.

Piano & Safe Moving

Heavy and specialty items handled safely.

Parkville, MD Weather

Plan your moving day around the forecast. We watch the weather for every move, including winter storms.

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Parkville at a Glance

30,549

Population

38.5 years

Median Age

$260,400

Median Home Value

$79,178

Median Household Income

27.2 min

Average Commute

62.5% Own

Own vs. Rent

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates for Parkville CDP, MD, via Census Reporter.

Schools Near Parkville, MD

Parkville is served by Baltimore County Public Schools. Moving with kids? We can time your move around the school calendar.

Always confirm your school zone with Baltimore County Public Schools.

Places to Eat in Parkville

Once the truck is unloaded, you have earned a good meal. Here are local favorites.

Pappas Restaurant

Seafood, crab cakes • Visit website

Das Bierhalle

German • Visit website

House of Kabob

Persian • Visit website

Ye Olde Emerald Tavern

Irish pub • Visit website

Angelino's Pizza

Pizza, subs, cheesesteaks • Visit website

The Bowman

American, pub • Visit website

Things to Do in Parkville

Double Rock Park

Wooded county park with nature trails, ball fields, playgrounds, pavilions and community gardens. • Map

Cromwell Valley Park

460-acre county park with five miles of trails, a nature center, historic lime kilns and farm programs. • Map

Harford Road shops and restaurants

Parkville's main street, lined with local restaurants, pubs and small businesses. • Map

Loch Raven Reservoir

Large reservoir north of Parkville with trails, fishing and boat rentals. • Map

Towson Town Center

Large shopping mall a short drive west in Towson. • Map

Moving to or from Parkville? Get your free, no-pressure quote today.

Moving in Parkville: Local Tips From Our Crew

Parking, trash pickup, traffic and building rules can make or break moving day in Parkville. Here’s what we plan around.

Use your scheduled bulk days

Baltimore County single-family homes and townhomes get two scheduled bulk collections a year, up to three items each, with dates sent by mailer. Set items out after 6 p.m. the night before.

Break down big items

The County’s bulk program won’t take items longer than eight feet, and carpets and linoleum must be rolled and tied before collection day.

Use the Beltway edge

I-695 forms Parkville’s northern border from Loch Raven Boulevard to Putty Hill Avenue, and Loch Raven Boulevard forms the western edge up to the Beltway.

Watch permit-parking signs

Some Baltimore County streets are residential permit parking zones, where non-permit vehicles must follow posted time limits, typically during weekday daytime hours.

Use free county drop-offs

Baltimore County residents can take bulk items to any of the County’s three drop-off facilities at no charge, which helps when your bulk dates don’t line up with move day.

What Shapes Your Parkville Move Cost

No surprises. Here is exactly what goes into your quote, so you can plan with confidence.

Home Size

How many rooms and how much furniture. A condo and a four-bedroom house are very different jobs.

Distance

Across town, across Baltimore County, or out of state. Local moves are hourly; long-distance moves are priced upfront.

Access

Move time in Parkville depends on narrow stairs and basements in older homes, limited street parking, apartment move rules, and traffic on Harford Road and near the Beltway.

Add-Ons

Packing, storage, furniture assembly, and heavy items like pianos and safes.

Parkville, MD Moving FAQs

Yes. We bring extra padding and the right equipment for tight stairways, low ceilings and basement steps.

We plan a safe, legal spot on the street ahead of time and use dollies to keep the carry short.

Yes. Share your complex’s rules on move hours and truck parking, and we will schedule the crew to fit them.

Yes. A & M Friendly Movers is fully licensed and insured, and we have been family-owned and operated since 2015.

Yes. Our crews leave from our Mount Wolf, PA office, about 58 miles and roughly 76 minutes from Parkville. We’re a family-owned, licensed and insured mover serving the region since 2015.

Baltimore County gives single-family homes and townhomes two scheduled bulk collections a year, up to three items each. Anything you keep, we pad-wrap and load, so your move time stays focused on what’s coming with you.

Yes. We provide certificates of insurance at no cost for apartment buildings, condos and HOAs. Send us the building’s requirements and we’ll have it ready before move day.

Ready to Move In or Out of Parkville?

Tell us your move date and address, and we will send a clear, upfront quote.

Parkville Neighborhoods We Move

From historic homes to new subdivisions, our crews know the streets, stairs and HOA rules across Parkville.

Harford Road (MD 147) corridor

One of Parkville's main roads, served by MTA Bus Route 54 between the Carney Park-and-Ride and downtown Baltimore.

Loch Raven Boulevard edge

Loch Raven Boulevard forms Parkville's western boundary from the city line up to I-695.

Carney

The community north of the Beltway that grew around Thomas Carney's 1880s general store at Harford and Joppa roads.

Overlea and Fullerton

Overlea, which includes Fullerton, grew from an 1858 tract near Belair Road and Taylor Avenue with streets named for trees.

Putty Hill Avenue

Parkville's eastern edge is roughly where Putty Hill Avenue becomes Rossville Boulevard.

Taylor Avenue and Perring Parkway

Two of the major roads through Parkville, along with Joppa Road and Old Harford Road.

Villa Cresta and Oakleigh

Parkville elementary school communities, alongside Halstead Academy, Harford Hills and Elmwood.

White Marsh

The planned town center east of Parkville, reached by White Marsh Boulevard (MD 43) from I-695.

Parkville Areas We Serve

Harford Road corridor

Older brick houses, duplexes and apartments close to Parkville’s main street, where street parking and narrow stairs are common.

Taylor Avenue and Joppa Road area

Established neighborhoods of single-family homes and apartment communities near the Beltway.

Ridgeleigh and Loch Raven Boulevard side

Quieter residential streets toward Loch Raven Boulevard with single-family homes on small lots.

Let’s Plan Your Friendly Move Together!


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