Washington D.C. is one of the most logistically demanding moving markets on the East Coast. Government turnover, frequent inter-suburb moves between DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland, and historic-district restrictions all shape pricing. Most condo buildings require COIs and elevator reservations.
Long-distance to NYC, Philadelphia, or Boston typically runs $1,800 – $3,500. Cross-country moves start around $6,500.
Peak season is May through August due to federal-job cycles and college turnover. Winter offers 25–35% savings.
A 1-bedroom DC move runs $900 – $1,850. Northern Virginia is similar; Maryland slightly lower.
Most apartment and condo buildings do. Licensed movers issue them within 24 hours.
Yes — historic-district truck restrictions and narrow streets add complexity and cost.
Walk through your home with your phone camera. Our AI detects and measures your furniture to build a complete inventory. Licensed movers in your area review the real inventory and submit competitive bids — usually within minutes. No home visits required.
Yes. Every mover on Scan To Move is verified for valid state licensing and insurance before they can bid. We also handle Certificates of Insurance (COI) for buildings that require them.