Lifting Historic Charleston Home Out of the Flood Plain
February 13 2019This Charleston home was raised 8 feet while a new foundation was built underneath. The home is now above the flood elevation zone.
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Historic Cambray Building Relocated in Fort Wayne, IN
February 7 2019In January 2018, we moved this 122-year-old historic building in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The move saved the historic building from demolition for the future Promenade Park. Instead, the structure will now house a restaurant across the street.
Administrative Building Relocated At The Harriman & West Airport
January 28 2019A 53′ x 98′ frame office building was lifted up off of its slab floor and relocated 250′ across the… Read More »
Historic D.C. Synagogue on the Move (UPDATED)
January 17 2019The 140-year-old synagogue in Washington, D.C. was moved while a new final resting site is prepared. This is the second time the building has been relocated.
Historic Odette’s Building Relocated in New Hope, PA
October 28 2018This post was originally published in June 2018 and has been updated. A historic, 387-ton, solid-stone building is setting up… Read More »
Wolfe House Movers Wins Part of ENR Award
October 19 2018The Engineering News-Record has awarded the 2018 “Best Renovation/Restoration Project” to the Rehabilitation of Constitution Gardens – Phase I. As… Read More »
Historic Covered Bridge Support
September 25 2018Wolfe House Movers was contracted to support the 108-foot long Herr’s Mill Bridge in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The bridge needed… Read More »
New Lenox Depot Moved 5 Miles
August 21 2018The old Metra station in New Lenox, IL was moved 5 miles last week to its new home in Homer… Read More »
Willow Valley Chapel Relocated in Lancaster, PA
August 21 2018Wolfe House Movers relocated a 48’x70′ frame chapel with its concrete slab floor in August, 2018. We had to… Read More »
Historic Brick Building Relocated in Indianapolis
July 30 2018Wolfe House Movers moved a 36’x 66′ historic brick building in Indianapolis in July of 2018. The building was… Read More »