Scranton Long Distance Movers
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Whether you're moving your household to a new place on Cherry Street or relocating your business to new space on South Webster Avenue, Allied Van Lines can help. Our agents in Scranton, PA, offer helpful moving coordination services. We have helped countless households and businesses with relocation services throughout the local community and beyond. Is your move taking you out of Pennsylvania and across the country? Our 5-star agent in Scranton is ready to assist you with that. We'll even help you with an international move.
Our agent in Scranton is accredited with the Better Business Bureau. We are also licensed and bonded for conducting household and corporate relocations of any scope of complexity. Do you need some temporary storage during your move? Our agent knows every corner of Scranton and will locate a nearby storage unit. If you run out of packing tape or moving boxes, we'll ensure that you have what you need for a smooth move. We can even assist you by locating movers who can do all of the packing for you. Contact our Allied Van Lines agent in Scranton today and receive a free estimate for the household or commercial moving services that you need.
The city of Scranton, Pennsylvania, is located in Lackawanna County and home to more than 75,800 people. Scranton is the largest of the former anthracite coal mining communities in the area.
Scranton was originally incorporated as a borough in 1856 and later as a city in 1866. It was formerly known as the Electric City when electric lights were installed at Dickson Locomotive Works in 1880 and was also the site of the first continuously operating electrified streets cars that began running in 1886.
Scranton Activities and Attractions
Nay Aug Park is the largest in the city and was the site of a former amusement park that closed in the 1990s. However, there is still a small entertainment area that’s still operated in the park and is located near the swimming pool complex. Also in the park is the Nay Aug Gorge and the Everhart Museum. The gorge provides visitors with breathtaking views of the area, while the Everhart Museum was founded in 1908 and is the largest public museum in the northeastern portion of the state.
The Steamtown National Historic Site is located in Scranton and provides visitors with the chance to learn more about the steam locomotive. You get to feel the heat from the firebox, hear the bell and whistle and even feel the ground rumble underneath your feet as the locomotive fires up.
Your new favorite spot after moving to Scranton will be Montage Mountain. During the summer you can enjoy activities such as miniature golf, zipline rides, beach volleyball and a thrilling water park full of attractions the whole family can enjoy. Then during the winter Montage Mountain is transformed into an exciting snow-filled attraction featuring skiing, snowboarding and tubing down a number of hills.
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Now that you’ve decided to make this northeastern Pennsylvania town your home, it’s time to find a Scranton moving company. Allied Van Lines has 500 agent locations throughout the U.S. and Canada and has many customer service representatives available anytime you need them.
Allied offers a number of services including full-service and fragile-only packing, box and furniture inventory and unpacking and clean-up services. You can also purchase self-pack materials from Allied including boxes, dish barrels for kitchenware and stretch wrap for upholstered furniture. All Allied customers receive free residence protection pads and carpet covers for railings, doorways, corners and high-traffic areas.
Scranton is conveniently located near Interstates 81, 380 and 476, making is easily accessible. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport services the city and Allied offers vehicle transportation if you’re planning on arriving at your new home via airplane.