Moving within Bucks County or setting roots in Langhorne? Whether you’re relocating into a historic home along Maple Avenue, settling into a neighborhood near Core Creek Park, or moving into one of Langhorne’s premier active-adult communities like HeatherGate at Oxford Valley, Mooney’s Moving & Storage makes your transition seamless. Since 1919, our family-owned moving team has helped families and businesses navigate moves throughout the 19047 area code with care and precision.
Moving into Langhorne Borough? Our experienced drivers know how to maneuver large moving trucks through narrow borough streets, tight parking spaces, and historic tree-lined avenues without disrupting traffic or damaging property.
Apartment & Condo Relocations: We regularly assist residents moving in and out of local communities like Middletown Trace, Summit Trace, and Atlee Square, managing staircases, complex layouts, and building move-in rules effortlessly.
Flexible Climate-Controlled Storage: Need temporary storage while waiting for your closing in Langhorne Manor or Penndel? Store your belongings securely in our monitored, climate-controlled facility equipped with custom furniture racks and sprinkler protection.

Cost of Movers in Langhorne
To figure out the cost of your move, we can come to your home for a free moving estimate, or you can fill out the pricing questionnaire on our site. Thanks to our accurate assessments, no matter which method you choose, you can remain confident that the final cost will be as close to the original estimate as possible.
Get Ready for a Hassle-Free Moving Experience
At Mooney's Moving & Storage, we strive to make your move in Langhorne stress-free and smooth.
Contact us today at 215-884-3280 or fill out our on-site questionnaire to schedule your free, in-house moving estimate!
Langhorne is a borough in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Through the 18th and 19th centuries, Langhorne became an important transportation center for travel between Trenton and Philadelphia. Until 1876, the town was known as "Attleborough" before being renamed to honor former chief Supreme Court Justice Jeremiah Langhorne.
Langhorne Resources
Historic Langhorne Association - The Historic Langhorne Association operates out of Langhorne Library, which was constructed in 1888. The association actively researches and preserves artifacts related to Langhorne's history.
Rotary Club of Langhorne - The Rotary Club of Langhorne is a group of service-minded professionals that work together to improve the lives of those living in Langhorne as well as the world at large.
Langhorne Players - Since 1947, the Langhorne Players Theater Company has provide quality theatre entertainment to the residents of Langhorne and its surrounding areas.
