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At Pro Movers , customer care and satisfaction is our primary goal. We make it our top priority to deliver efficient worry free moving at a very affordable price. Each move is planned and coordinated according to each individual's needs. We know that we are only in business because of you. It is our top priority to keep you informed every step of the way and respond promptly to your needs. Our dedicated staff of professionals is here to ensure that you have an excellent experience from start to finish.

We are licensed and insured and have all the right credentials to service all our customers needs. Remember no matter how big or small is the job, we have the experience and the staff to handle all your relocation needs.

Here is what some of our customers said:

"Your guys did a great job today for us! We are very pleased with the total time of the move, and their efficiency.""

Helen John

"The crew showed up on time, were very professional and can they MOVE!"

Sam Kerekostrakos

The Baltimore Metro Subway runs through Pikesville, with two stops in the area, both named for the roads on which they are located: Milford Mill and Old Court. Maryland Transit Administration bus routes serving Pikesville include nos. 53 and 59 on Reisterstown Road, 53 and 77 on Old Court Road, 54 on Milford Mill Road/Slade Avenue, and 58 and 60 on Smith Avenue. Vernon Evans has been a key figure in the battle against lethal injection in Maryland and other states. He and Anthony Grandison are currently on death row for the murders of two clerks at a the Warren House Motel (currently a Howard Johnson) in Pikesville in 1983.[6] Ziad Jarrah, a suspected terrorist involved in the 9/11 attacks, was pulled over two days earlier for speeding in Pikesville.[7] In April 2005, nine bison knocked down their gate on a nearby farm and roamed free around the Pikesville area until police officers were able to corral them onto the tennis court of a townhouse complex by Hooks Lane, several miles away. The owner, Gerald "Buzz" Berg, said that the bison were likely headed for a trip to the slaughterhouse. Police said Berg would face no charges.