King of Prussia, PA Movers
Family-owned since 2015 • Licensed & insured • Local & long-distance moves, packing, and storage
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Best King of Prussia, PA Moving Company
King of Prussia is not its own town on paper. It is part of Upper Merion Township in Montgomery County, and it sits where US 202, US 422, I-76 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike all meet. That makes it one of the easiest places in the region to get a truck in and out of, as long as you plan around the traffic. Our crews move families, renters, and companies here all the time as part of our Tri-State moving service.
A lot of people in King of Prussia rent, and many live in large apartment communities along DeKalb Pike, Allendale Road, and around the King of Prussia Mall. These buildings often have elevators, long hallways, garages, and management offices with their own rules. Many ask for a reserved elevator time and a certificate of insurance before moving day. Tell us the building name and we will get the paperwork in early, bring enough blankets to protect the elevator, and plan the loading spot so we are not blocking other residents or the fire lane.
The Village at Valley Forge has changed this area a lot. It mixes apartments, condos, and townhomes with the Town Center shops and restaurants. Townhomes here usually mean two or three floors of stairs, tight turns, and garages that sit close to the street. We take apart beds and big pieces, pad every railing, and move carefully so the new place looks just like it did at the walkthrough.
Away from the malls and office parks, King of Prussia has quiet streets of older single homes, many built in the middle of the last century, like the Valley Forge Homes neighborhood. These are ranches, Cape Cods, and split-levels with driveways and basements that fill up over the years. Our packing and unpacking service can handle the whole house or just the kitchen and basement. Valley Forge National Historical Park is right next door, with miles of trails and open fields, so a lot of families moving here are coming for the trails and green space.
We also move people across the river to Norristown and down the road to Wayne, plus long-distance moves out of the area. A & M Friendly Movers is family-owned since 2015, and we treat every King of Prussia move like we are moving 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 410-499-8777 for a free quote.
See What Our Customers Are Saying
Our Tri-State (PA & DE) crew moves families in King of Prussia every week. These reviews are copied word for word from our Google Business Profile: 4.8 stars from 551 Google reviews.
★★★★★
“Jim and Thomas were exceptional at PACKING our four bedroom house! They will respectful of our property, they worked quickly and quietly, yet were conversational with us! They were pleasant company in our home and we highly recommend this team! *Edit to add- The next day the wonderful team of 5 (Jim, Juan, Shawn, Steven & Kyree) came to then MOVE our 4 bedroom home! They worked swiftly, quietly, with much respect for both houses. taking time to protect our belongings during the move and the walls/floors. They worked like a well oiled machine, even when the day was taking longer than first expected! We got them Pizza and Gatorades and they were so gracious with Thanks! Well worth it!”
Lisa Geib
Google review · Tri-State (PA & DE) location
★★★★★
“I used A&M Friendly Movers in 2022. They were prompt, friendly and efficient. I was having a family crisis and was visibly upset, they were compassionate and continued unloading and listening to my friend who was helping. They understood and gave me well wishes. They took a small break and we made small talk. It was a very hot day and i was concerned for them over heating. Very professional and excellent packers! Nothing was broken or damaged. I would use them again and will recommend them to anyone”
Aunti C's Pet Care
Google review · Tri-State (PA & DE) location
★★★★★
“We had a wonderful experience with the team at A&M movers. The office was easy to communicate with as they handle inquiries by both phone and text. The crew at our move today was very professional and efficient. They were very careful with our belongings and meticulously wrapped all of our furniture. Highly recommend this team for your move!”
Maggie P
Google review · Tri-State (PA & DE) location
Your King of Prussia Moving Crew
Your King of Prussia move is handled by our Tri-State (PA & DE) crew, based at 115A St Joseph Ln, Downingtown, PA 19335. That’s about 21 miles (around 35 minutes) from King of Prussia, and your hourly clock doesn’t start until we arrive at your home.
Call your local crew: 410-499-8777
Hours: Monday–Sunday, 6 AM–10 PM
King of Prussia, PA Moving Services
Local Moving
Moves across King of Prussia and all of Montgomery 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.
King of Prussia, PA Weather
Plan your moving day around the forecast. We watch the weather for every move, including snow and ice in the winter.
King of Prussia at a Glance
25,857
Population
36.3 years
Median Age
$436,200
Median Home Value
$117,912
Median Household Income
24.3 min
Average Commute
46.0% Own
Own vs. Rent
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates for King of Prussia, PA, via Census Reporter.
Schools Near King of Prussia, PA
King of Prussia is served by Upper Merion Area School District. Moving with kids? We can time your move around the school calendar.
Caley Elementary School
Grades K-4
Candlebrook Elementary School
Grades K-4
Gulph Elementary School
Grades K-4
Roberts Elementary School
Grades K-4
Upper Merion Area Middle School
Grades 5-8
Upper Merion Area High School
Grades 9-12
Always confirm your school zone with Upper Merion Area School District.
Places to Eat in King of Prussia
Once the truck is unloaded, you have earned a good meal. Here are local favorites.
Creed's Seafood & Steaks
Seafood, steakhouse • Visit website
Peppers by Amedeo's
Italian • Visit website
Aroma Mediterranean Cuisine
Mediterranean • Visit website
Kabuki Japanese Restaurant
Japanese, sushi • Visit website
Charkoal's Brazilian Steakhouse
Brazilian steakhouse • Visit website
Uma Cafe & Peruvian Restaurant
Peruvian, cafe • Visit website
Things to Do in King of Prussia
King of Prussia Mall
One of the largest shopping malls in the country, with hundreds of stores and restaurants. • Map
Valley Forge National Historical Park
Site of the Continental Army's 1777-78 winter camp, with more than 20 miles of trails. • Map
King of Prussia Town Center
Walkable main street at the Village at Valley Forge with shops, restaurants and a Wegmans. • Map
Chester Valley Trail
Paved rail trail that runs west from King of Prussia toward Exton. • Map
Washington Memorial Chapel
Stone chapel inside Valley Forge park known for its stained glass and carillon. • Map
King of Prussia Inn
Historic inn that gave the town its name, moved to a nearby site in 2000 when the highway was widened. • Map
Moving to or from King of Prussia? Get your free, no-pressure quote today.
Moving in King of Prussia: Local Tips From Our Crew
Parking, trash pickup, traffic and building rules can make or break moving day in King of Prussia. Here’s what we plan around.
Pick your own trash hauler
Upper Merion has no municipal trash service, so residents choose a licensed hauler, and the Township suggests asking neighbors which hauler serves the street.
Recycling is mandatory
Township code requires residents to separate recyclables into their own labeled metal or plastic containers at the curb.
Book yard waste pickup
Yard waste is collected on Fridays from April through October, but only if you request service from Public Works first.
Know the highway knot
The Schuylkill Expressway ends at the PA Turnpike in King of Prussia, US 422 begins at US 202 near the center of town, and US 202 becomes DeKalb Pike heading toward Norristown.
Line up your utilities
PECO supplies electricity and gas, Aqua Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania American Water supply water, and Upper Merion Public Works handles wastewater.
What Shapes Your King of Prussia 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 Montgomery County, or out of state. Local moves are hourly; long-distance moves are priced upfront.
Access
Move time in King of Prussia depends on rush-hour traffic on US 202, I-76 and around the mall, elevator reservations and insurance paperwork at apartment buildings, and stairs in newer townhomes.
Add-Ons
Packing, storage, furniture assembly, and heavy items like pianos and safes.
King of Prussia, PA Moving FAQs
Traffic on US 202, I-76 and around the mall can be heavy at rush hour and on busy shopping days. We like to start early in the morning so the truck is loaded before the roads fill up.
Yes. Give us your building name and we will send the certificate of insurance your management office needs and plan the move around your reserved elevator time.
Yes. We move condos, townhomes, and apartments there often. We plan for stairs, garages, and parking before moving day. Call 410-499-8777 to get on the schedule.
Yes. A & M Friendly Movers is fully licensed and insured, and we have been family-owned and operated since 2015.
Our Downingtown office is about 21 miles, roughly 33 minutes, from King of Prussia. Local moves are billed hourly, and the clock starts when we arrive, so we plan our route around rush-hour traffic.
Yes. Many of the area’s newer apartment and townhouse communities ask for proof of insurance, and we provide certificates of insurance at no cost. Send us your building’s requirements and we’ll handle the paperwork.
Local moves are billed hourly, and the clock starts when our crew arrives at your door. Quotes are free, and every piece of furniture is pad-wrapped before it goes on the truck.
Ready to Move In or Out of King of Prussia?
Tell us your move date and address, and we will send a clear, upfront quote.
King of Prussia Neighborhoods We Move
From historic homes to new subdivisions, our crews know the streets, stairs and HOA rules across King of Prussia.
King of Prussia Town Center / Village at Valley Forge
A lifestyle center with Wegmans and a downtown area, part of the 122-acre mixed-use Village at Valley Forge with apartments, townhouses and condominiums.
King of Prussia Mall area
The mall has over 450 stores and is surrounded by big-box stores, restaurants and hotels.
King of Prussia Business Park
A 676-acre business park northwest of the mall where zoning changes now allow apartments and townhouses.
Gulph Mills
An Upper Merion community between West Conshohocken and King of Prussia that was an early mill center along Gulph Creek.
Swedeland
A small Upper Merion community of about 1,500 residents along the Schuylkill River, founded by Swedish settlers in 1710.
Swedesburg
Home of Old Swedes Church (Christ Church), dedicated in 1760.
Bridgeport
A borough of about 5,000 residents on the Schuylkill River, 6 miles east of Valley Forge.
Valley Forge Park edge
The westernmost part of Upper Merion contains most of Valley Forge National Historical Park.
Wayne and Radnor portions
Upper Merion Township includes portions of Wayne and Radnor along with Gulph Mills, King of Prussia, Swedeland and Swedesburg.
King of Prussia Areas We Serve
Apartment communities near the mall
Large rental complexes along DeKalb Pike, Allendale Road and near the mall, where elevator reservations, loading areas and building rules shape the move.
Village at Valley Forge
Newer apartments, condos and multi-story townhomes around the King of Prussia Town Center, with garages and plenty of stairs.
Older single-home neighborhoods
Mid-1900s ranches, Capes and split-levels on quiet streets such as Valley Forge Homes, usually with driveways and full basements.