621 movers in Kensington
Jensen Movers & Storage, Inc.
"We moved from Fl to MO and went over every aspect of the move. They understood the month or so it would take before we were ready to accept delivery of our belongings and we were provided a quote of approx $13K. Ended up paying them about $27K to ..."
Lytle's Transfer & Storage
"80-90% of our furniture was dinged scratched or outright broken in some way. Rather than packing dressers with clothing inside, they packed all items in oversized boxes - despite the fact that we asked outright if they were going to move them with..."
Appalachian Movers
"If you have a relatively small to medium, fairly local move Tom and his crew are probably okay or better for your needs. If you have a larger home they don't handle it well. I have computer wires in different, improperly marked boxes (thus no of..."
Centurion Movers LLC
"I've moved many, many times, mostly across states, and Centurion was the worst moving company I've ever hired. At first, they seemed very professional. But my first clue should have been that the quote was too high - they were charging me for two ..."
Philadelphia Movers
"Won't use them again. 1 bedroom unit 2 pieces had to be taken down the steps. The movers decided to milk to clock. It took them 5 hours to complete a move that should've been 3 hours top (Note I worked in this industry for years). 1 of the movers ..."
What to know when moving to Kensington, MD
Crime & Safety: What the Numbers Say
In Maryland, the overall crime rates present a mixed picture. The state has a higher property crime rate than the national average, while violent crime has seen a significant decrease.
- Violent crime: 351.9 per 100k in Maryland vs. 325.3 nationally, showing an 18.7% decrease since 2022.
- Property crime: 1817.5 per 100k in Maryland vs. 1546.9 nationally, up 5.5% since 2022.
- Notable trend: Homicide rate dropped 47.8% since 2022, now at 5.2 per 100k.
Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer (CDE).
Schools & Higher Ed
Kensington residents have access to several educational institutions in Montgomery County.
- Total postsecondary institutions: 7
- With College Scorecard data: 6
Source: ArcGIS Postsecondary School Locations (NCES) + College Scorecard (ED).
Weather & Getting Outside
Montgomery County experiences about 34.9 inches of rain annually, with 107 rainy days. Snowfall is minimal, averaging around 1.9 inches per year.
- Parks & outdoor spots worth checking out:
- Wheaton Regional Park - 4.7 stars (4697 reviews)
- Rock Creek Regional Park - 4.7 stars (2234 reviews)
- Bohrer Park - 4.6 stars (1285 reviews)
- South Germantown Recreational Park - 4.7 stars (974 reviews)
Source: NOAA Climate Data Online (CDO), Google Places API (New).
Jobs & the Local Economy
In Montgomery County, the unemployment rate stands at 3.5% as of December 2025, with a labor force of 553,416 people.
- Employed: 534,197
- Unemployed: 19,219
Source: BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics (LAUS).
