Wilmington Long Distance Movers
Wilmington's Highest-Rated Long Distance Moving Company
Moving can be a complex task, but it can be made easier if you have help from Allied Van Lines. Our company has agents located across the country, including four here in the Wilmington, DE, area. In this region of the Atlantic Coast, we can partner with local movers with experience dealing with a variety of situations. Our four agents have earned an average customer rating of 4.93 out of 5 stars. They're also licensed, bonded, and accredited with the Better Business Bureau. From Geddes Street to the riverfront, our agents know the area well.
Allied Van Lines is ready to accommodate any requests you have. It's not a problem if you need short-term or long-term storage, and we would be happy to arrange professionals to come and pack your belongings. You can also feel free to leave the fragile pieces for us to handle while you take care of easier tasks. Whatever your commercial or residential move to or from the Wilmington community may entail, we're prepared to keep a close eye on everything, and we'll work hard to make sure all of your needs are met. You can give us a call to speak with one of our knowledgeable agents about your upcoming plans, and we'll provide you with a free quote.
Wilmington is a beautiful waterside city located along the Delaware River, just across the border of Delaware and Pennsylvania near Philadelphia. The city is packed with restored 18th century homes, a blossoming arts community and a bustling business environment. Although the city has its roots in manufacturing, the city is known today as a "corporate capital" due to the several banks and financial institutions that thrive in the area.
According to a 2012 U.S. Census estimate, there are more than 71,000 residents in the Wilmington area, so it has a small city feel, but is still just a short drive from one of the biggest metropolitan areas in the country. Wilmington enjoys a cost of living that is near the U.S. average, according to City-Data, so families and residents can live here comfortably.
Activities and attractions in Wilmington
Wilmington may get overshadowed by its bigger Pennsylvania neighbor, but there are many art museums and fun riverside parks to enjoy. Perhaps the most popular of the former is the Delaware Art Museum, which houses a wonderful collection of 19th and 20th century American art.
There are also several beautiful Colonial and early American structures to marvel at in Wilmington, including the Old Swedes Church, which is one of the oldest houses of worship in the country. Other notable places to visit in Wilmington include Nemours Mansion and Gardens, the Hagley Museum and Library and the Grand Opera House, a small theater that boasts near-perfect acoustics and luxurious style.
If you are into sports, Frawley Stadium hosts the city's minor league baseball team, the Wilmington Blue Rocks, and is always a great place for baseball fans and families.
Wilmington was also known as "the last stop to freedom" on the Underground Railroad, and this special part of the city's history can be found at the Tubman-Garrett Riverfront, a park that honors Harriet Tubman and Thomas Garrett, two prominent conductors on the Underground Railroad.
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There are many ways that a Wilmington moving company can find their way around town. Interstates 95, 295 and 495 all run through town, as do U.S. Highways 13, 40 and 202, so maneuvering your way around your new home is quick and easy. If you need extra assistance with your relocation to Wilmington, Allied Van Lines can get you in touch with an agent that can make a move much more manageable for you and your family.