Why Fells Point Calls Baltimore Movers
I’m Vincent Marchetti, and Fells Point is the neighborhood I learned this trade in. The 1700s brick rowhouses off Broadway Square, the cobblestones along Thames, the marble stoops worn smooth by three centuries of feet — that’s the Baltimore I grew up moving. Every crew I send down here knows the alleys, the permit-parking blocks, and which corners the big rigs simply cannot turn.
What Makes a Fells Point Move Different
- Cobblestone access — we bring the 20-footer, not the 26, on most jobs south of Aliceanna
- Marble-stoop protection on every porch, every job, no exceptions
- Narrow alley loading where front-door access is blocked
- Harbor-view condo COIs handled by my office the day before
- Tight wooden back-stair carries with strap rigs ready
My Flat-Rate Promise in Fells Point
You get the binding price in writing before we load. Two movers and a truck run $155 an hour, three movers and a truck $205 — but most Fells Point rowhouse moves go out as a flat rate, locked in after I walk the house with you. No surprise stair fees, no fuel add-ons at the curb. We’re a licensed Maryland moving company with our own trucks, our own W-2 crew, and our own insurance.
Common Fells Point Moves We Handle
- Broadway Square rowhouse to a Canton waterfront condo
- Thames Street walk-up to Federal Hill
- Aliceanna shutter-front to a Roland Park Victorian
- Harbor-side studio out to Annapolis
If you’re moving a piano up one of those spiral stair turns, ask for our specialty piano crew. Climbing the harbor for the first time? Browse the rest of our Baltimore service areas or jump to Federal Hill next door.
Flat-rate Fells Point moving
Two uniformed movers with the rig at $155/hr, or one countersigned Charm City flat number folding the full Fells Point job onto a single page of paper
Tomás and the Baltimore Movers team already know the marble-stoop rowhouses, freight-elevator high-rise lobbies, narrow alley load lanes and on-street parking permits across Fells Point.
Get my flat-rate price

