Movers in Washington, DC

All moving companies in and around Washington

Order: moving companies with a working website first, then by how complete their details are. Nobody pays for a spot in this list.

Cheap movers in Washington

The cheapest way to move depends on how much you have. For a few items or loading help, you may not need a full crew: 17 moving companies in and around Washington offer moving labor or small moves (see them). A truck with two movers usually costs $80 to $210 an hour.

• Pack the boxes yourself and have everything ready when the truck arrives.
• Move mid-month on a weekday, when moving companies are less busy.
• Compare a few quotes and check what is included: travel time, stairs and packing materials.

Moving in Washington, DC: row houses, government relocations, reserved parking, Beltway traffic

Washington, DC sees many moves tied to government jobs, the military and new administrations. Neighborhoods like Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle and Columbia Heights have row houses with steep front steps. Apartment buildings often ask for a COI and a booked elevator.

Street parking is limited, so movers need a plan for the truck. Check with the city whether you need an emergency no-parking permit for your street. Traffic on I-395, I-295 and the Capital Beltway (I-495) can add time.

Compare moving companies in Washington: specializations

What the moving companies in Washington list themselves. Not every company fills in everything, so if in doubt just ask.

Moving companies in Washington on the map

About Washington

Moving companies near Washington

• Movers Arlington3.8 miles · 8
• Movers Brentwood5.4 miles · 1
• Movers Glassmanor5.6 miles · 1
• Movers Baileys Crossroads5.9 miles · 2
• Movers Hillcrest Heights6.0 miles · 1
• Movers Alexandria6.3 miles · 7

Frequently asked questions about moving companies in Washington