Moves in and around Dillsburg in northern York County, a straight run down Route 15 from our base in Mechanicsburg.

Dillsburg is the northern York County borough known for its New Year’s Eve pickle drop, and ZIP 17019 stretches well past the borough into farmland and newer developments along Routes 15 and 74. Many homes sit on bigger lots, so driveway length and where the truck can turn around matter on moving day.
Our crews come down Route 15 from Mechanicsburg. Licensed in Pennsylvania (PUC A-8920056) and for interstate moves (U.S. DOT No. 3558337, MC 1194208).
Patterns from the quote requests we’ve received from 17019 since 2019.
We get more requests for moves into Dillsburg than out of it.
Mechanicsburg is the most common starting point for moves into Dillsburg, followed by Harrisburg and Shippensburg.
About seven in ten requests are houses, usually three or four bedrooms.
Roads, water, schools and dates that shape moves here.
US 15 runs north to Mechanicsburg and south toward Gettysburg, and PA 74 passes through the borough.
Dill’s Tavern, a 1700s landmark, is on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Dillsburg Farmers Fair takes over town the third weekend in October. Expect busy roads that weekend.
The New Year’s Eve Pickle Drop is the borough’s best-known tradition.
What we do for people moving in, out of and around Dillsburg.
Houses in the borough and out in the countryside, with long driveways planned ahead.
Ideal for staggered closings, renovations, or lease gaps, coordinated to your timeline.
The questions we hear most about moves here.
Often, but not always. Tell us about the driveway, any tight turns and low branches when you book, and we will plan the truck and the carry.
Usually, yes. It’s the most common move into Dillsburg we see.
Not for most moves. For larger homes we can do a walkthrough in person or by video.
Other pages for this part of Central PA.