Richmond is the closest long-distance city we serve, about 110 miles south of the District straight down I-95 S, and almost every move on this lane wraps up the same day. People book this one to trade DC rents for Richmond’s row houses and breathing room, to follow a state-government or VCU job, or to land somewhere quieter that is still a short drive back to family and friends in the capital.
The crew that wraps your furniture in Capitol Hill or Brookland is the crew that carries it into your new place in the Fan or Church Hill. There is no van-line handoff and no warehouse stop — one team and one truck the whole way down. With a haul this short, you barely lose a day to it.
We still plan it properly. We pull the District’s moving permit, set the start time to clear the Beltway and the I-95 South squeeze through Northern Virginia, and confirm what waits on the Richmond end — a steep historic-district stoop, a tight Fan District block, or a dock at a downtown building. Short trip, same care.
Down I-95 in an afternoon
A binding written price, a same-day arrival, and the same movers from your DC doorstep to your Richmond one. It is about as simple as a long-distance move gets.
Washington → Richmond — Estimated Cost
| Home Size | Estimated Flat Rate | Typical Transit |
|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1 BR | $1,780 – $2,360 | Same day |
| 2-3 Bedroom | $2,490 – $3,560 | Same day |
| 4+ Bedroom / House | $4,020 – $5,740 | Same day |
Planning figures only. Once Terrence walks the home, your written number is set in stone.
Moving Washington to Richmond?
The same crew start to finish, one flat written price from pickup to drop-off
Our own movers load in Washington and run the haul the entire way — no brokers, no load boards, no handoffs.
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