Moves in Lemoyne and Wormleysburg, the West Shore boroughs across the river from downtown Harrisburg.

Lemoyne and Wormleysburg share ZIP 17043 on the West Shore, right across the Susquehanna from downtown Harrisburg. Housing is a mix of older borough homes, apartments and single-family houses, so access varies a lot from one address to the next.
Our crews come from Mechanicsburg, about ten minutes west, and most Lemoyne moves are local trips around the West Shore. 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 Lemoyne and Wormleysburg since 2019.
About a quarter of Lemoyne requests involve a second- or third-floor walk-up. Tell us the floor and we plan the crew around it.
Camp Hill is the most common place people move to Lemoyne from, and Mechanicsburg and Camp Hill are the most common places they move to.
A little over half of the requests are houses. The rest split between apartments and storage units.
Roads, water, schools and dates that shape moves here.
Lemoyne sits on the west bank of the river, directly across from Harrisburg.
Three major routes pass through or along the borough, which keeps most West Shore moves short.
Wormleysburg, just upriver, shares ZIP 17043, so we treat the two boroughs as one area.
Lemoyne’s history reaches back to a 1724 stone house built by John Harris and John Kelso, and the borough still has plenty of older homes.
What we do for people moving in, out of and around Lemoyne.
Apartments, row homes and houses in Lemoyne and Wormleysburg, with the stairs planned before the truck shows up.
We load or unload your rental truck or portable container, and you drive it.
Ideal for staggered closings, renovations, or lease gaps, coordinated to your timeline.
The questions we hear most about moves here.
Yes. Wormleysburg shares ZIP 17043 with Lemoyne, and we cover both.
No. Walk-ups are routine here. Tell us the floor, the stair layout and anything oversized so we send enough people.
In most cases, yes. They are short drives, so most of the day goes into loading and unloading.
Other pages for this part of Central PA.