Hellam, PA Movers
Family-owned since 2015 • Licensed & insured • Local & long-distance moves, packing, and storage
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Best Hellam, PA Moving Company
Hellam Township stretches across eastern York County from the edge of Springettsbury Township to the Susquehanna River, wrapping around the borough of Hallam and reaching the edge of Wrightsville. Lincoln Highway (Route 462) and the Route 30 freeway both cross the township, which makes it an easy drive to York or across the river. Our York County movers help families move in and out of Hellam all year, from homes along the main roads to houses tucked into the river hills. Hellam is one of the oldest townships in the area, founded in 1739.
This is mostly a place of owned, single-family homes. About nine in ten households own their home, and the median age is close to 43. We see a lot of farmhouses, stone and brick homes, split-levels, and newer houses on larger lots. Many have finished basements, barns, sheds, and garages full of tools and yard gear, so we plan extra time and the right crew size for those spaces before moving day. A quick walk-through, in person or by video, helps us see what is going and what is staying.
Getting to the house matters as much as what is inside it. Some homes in the river hills and the Kreutz Creek valley sit at the end of long driveways, gravel lanes, or narrow country roads with sharp turns. We ask about your driveway, any low branches, and where a truck can turn around, and we look at the route ahead of time. If a full-size truck cannot reach the door, we plan for it early instead of finding out on moving day. In winter, we also ask about snow and ice on steep drives so we can plan a safe path to the door.
Life in Hellam comes with a lot of open space. Susquehanna Riverlands State Park added more than 1,000 acres of river land, trails, and rock overlooks, and the famous Haines Shoe House still sits just off Route 462. If you need to move out before your new home is ready, our storage service can hold your things until closing, and we can pack your whole house or just the fragile pieces.
We also move families next door in Wrightsville and Hallam, and in Red Lion to the south. A & M Friendly Movers is family-owned since 2015, and we treat every Hellam Township move like we are moving our own family. 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.
See What Our Customers Are Saying
Our York, PA & Maryland crew moves families in Hellam every week. These reviews are copied word for word from our Google Business Profile: 4.8 stars from 65 Google reviews.
★★★★★
“Crew arrived early and work professionally and had us moved from our home to an apartment in four hours. If we ever move again A&M Friendly Movers will be my first call and I will recommend them to everyone I know.”
Richard Luckman
Google review · York, PA & Maryland location
★★★★★
“Movers were very efficient and were careful with everything. Made life so much easier. Put everything together for us. Would use them again and highly recommend to anyone looking to move. Thanks so much!!”
Linda Tosto
Google review · York, PA & Maryland location
★★★★★
“3rd time using them; 2nd time in 3 weeks. They’ve been able to troubleshoot well & figure out how to get some sizeable items around weird twists & turns in old multi-story houses.”
Will Sinnott
Google review · York, PA & Maryland location
Your Hellam Moving Crew
Your Hellam move is handled by our York, PA & Maryland crew, based at 5 Center Street, Mount Wolf, PA 17347. That’s about 16 miles (around 25 minutes) from Hellam, 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
Hellam, PA Moving Services
Local Moving
Moves across Hellam and all of York 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.
Hellam, PA Weather
Plan your moving day around the forecast. We watch the weather for every move, including snow and ice in the winter.
Hellam at a Glance
5,953
Population
42.8 years
Median Age
$227,600
Median Home Value
$94,750
Median Household Income
29.6 min
Average Commute
90.5% Own
Own vs. Rent
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates for Hellam township, York County, PA, via Census Reporter.
Schools Near Hellam, PA
Hellam is served by Eastern York School District. Moving with kids? We can time your move around the school calendar.
Kreutz Creek Elementary School
Grades K-5
Eastern York Middle School
Grades 6-8
Eastern York High School
Grades 9-12
Always confirm your school zone with Eastern York School District.
Places to Eat in Hellam
Once the truck is unloaded, you have earned a good meal. Here are local favorites.
Hallamshire Family Restaurant
American, breakfast • Facebook page
Jim & Nena's Pizzeria Hallam
Pizza • Facebook page
Things to Do in Hellam
Susquehanna Riverlands State Park
Newer 1,044-acre state park with Susquehanna River frontage, rock overlooks and part of the Mason-Dixon Trail. • Map
Haines Shoe House
Roadside landmark shaped like a giant work boot, just off Route 462. • Map
Flinchbaugh's Orchard & Farm Market
Orchard and farm market in the township known for seasonal fruit. • Map
Lavender Acres Winery (Hellam)
Countryside winery tasting room with indoor and outdoor seating. • Map
Barshinger Park
Township park with a walking track, sports fields and a small pavilion. • Map
Moving to or from Hellam? Get your free, no-pressure quote today.
Moving in Hellam: Local Tips From Our Crew
Parking, trash pickup, traffic and building rules can make or break moving day in Hellam. Here’s what we plan around.
Check road sign colors
Hellam Township maintains only township roads, marked by green signs with the township logo; blue signs mark private roads.
Sweeping is as needed
The township sweeps streets on an as-needed basis through a contractor, depending on winter weather and cinder use.
Watch for chip sealing
The township chip-seals roads in summer; in 2026 work began the week of August 10 on roads including Chimney Rock, Tower and Spring roads.
Short-term rentals need licenses
Short-term rentals under 30 nights need an annual township license renewed by February 15, and yard parking is not allowed.
Pick the right exit
Take the Kreutz Creek Road interchange for Hallam or the Cool Springs Road interchange for Wrightsville, both of which connect to PA 462.
What Shapes Your Hellam 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 York County, or out of state. Local moves are hourly; long-distance moves are priced upfront.
Access
Move time in Hellam depends on long or gravel driveways and narrow country roads, barns and outbuildings to clear, and traffic on Route 462 and the Route 30 freeway.
Add-Ons
Packing, storage, furniture assembly, and heavy items like pianos and safes.
Hellam, PA Moving FAQs
Tell us about your driveway, turns, and any low branches when you call. We check the route ahead of time and plan the right truck and setup so there are no surprises.
Yes. We move families throughout Hellam Township, Hallam, and nearby Wrightsville.
Yes. Let us know what is in your outbuildings and garage so we can plan the crew size, time, and packing supplies. Call 717-844-5125 to plan it out.
Yes. A & M Friendly Movers is fully licensed and insured, and we have been family-owned and operated since 2015.
Our Mount Wolf office at 5 Center Street is about 16 miles, roughly 27 minutes, from Hellam Township. We’re a family-owned mover licensed by the PA PUC (A-8927313), and local moves are billed hourly with the clock starting when we arrive.
Yes. Many Hellam properties sit on rural or private lanes, so we check access and truck placement during your free quote. Every piece of furniture is pad-wrapped before it goes on the truck.
Yes. We serve the whole Kreutz Creek Valley along PA 462, from Hallam to Wrightsville. If your HOA or building needs a certificate of insurance, we provide one free.
Ready to Move In or Out of Hellam?
Tell us your move date and address, and we will send a clear, upfront quote.
Hellam Neighborhoods We Move
From historic homes to new subdivisions, our crews know the streets, stairs and HOA rules across Hellam.
Hallam Borough
A borough of about 2,800 residents surrounded by Hellam Township, pronounced HEL-um and served by the Eastern York School District.
Wrightsville
The river borough at the township's eastern edge shares fire and quick-response medical service with Hellam Township.
Kreutz Creek Valley
Hallam lies in the Kreutz Creek watershed, and the Mt. Pisgah ridge separates Kreutz Creek Valley from East Prospect Valley.
Susquehanna Riverlands State Park
The 1,044-acre park on Forge Lane has nearly a mile of Susquehanna riverfront and a section of the Mason-Dixon Trail.
Mifflin House
An Underground Railroad site in the township dating to the 1700s, protected by a 2019 development moratorium on the surrounding land.
Barshinger Complex
The township's sports complex at 95 Accomac Road has five fields, a walking path and ample parking.
Tri-Town Commons
The former Kreutz Creek Library building at 68 Walnut Springs Road has been remodeled into a multi-use community venue.
US 30 interchanges
The US 30 freeway crosses the township with interchanges at Kreutz Creek Road for Hallam and Cool Springs Road for Wrightsville.
Hellam Areas We Serve
Lincoln Highway (Route 462) around Hallam
Older homes and small neighborhoods along the main road near the borough of Hallam, close to shops and the Kreutz Creek Elementary area.
Kreutz Creek valley and farmland
Farmhouses and newer single homes on larger lots, often with long driveways, barns and outbuildings.
River hills and the Wrightsville section
Homes on winding roads near the Susquehanna and next to Wrightsville borough, where narrow roads and steep drives can affect truck access.
