Moves in Duncannon, the Perry County river town where the Juniata meets the Susquehanna.

Duncannon is the river town where the Juniata meets the Susquehanna, and the Appalachian Trail runs right through it. Many homes in the borough are older, with narrow stairs and tight streets, and ZIP 17020 also takes in the countryside around it.
We come up Routes 11 and 15 from Mechanicsburg. Licensed in Pennsylvania (PUC A-8920056) and for interstate moves (U.S. DOT No. 3558337, MC 1194208).
What we plan for on Duncannon moves.
Narrow stairways and tight turns are common in the borough. Tell us about them and we plan the carry.
Some of the Duncannon requests we see are small offices, not just homes.
Moves from Duncannon usually run south along Routes 11 and 15 toward Marysville and the West Shore.
Roads, water, schools and dates that shape moves here.
The Juniata meets the Susquehanna at Duncannon, with Duncan’s Island across the water.
The trail runs right through town along North High Street.
Hawk Rock, above town, is the best-known view of the river junction.
What we do for people moving in, out of and around Duncannon.
Ideal for staggered closings, renovations, or lease gaps, coordinated to your timeline.
The questions we hear most about moves here.
No. Duncannon is on our Perry County routes, a straight run up Routes 11 and 15.
Yes. Tell us about the stairs and anything oversized when you book so we bring enough people.
Yes. We move small offices as well as homes.
Other pages for this part of Central PA.