Moving from Washington, DC to Boston runs about 440 miles up the I-95 Northeast Corridor, past New York and Hartford into New England. Our crew handles the distance and the tight Boston streets. We load in DC, drive our own truck, and unload in Boston under one binding written rate, with the same W-2 movers start to finish.
Up The Northeast Corridor
Back Bay brownstones and Somerville triple-deckers need care and often a parking permit. We plan those details before we arrive so your DC-to-Boston move stays smooth.
- Street parking permits and access logistics arranged ahead of time
- Careful handling of brownstone stairs and narrow doorways
- GPS-tracked truck with a committed delivery window
- One crew from your DC door to your Boston door
Hold your date for $99. Marcus Bell founded the company in 2013, and a DC-to-Boston move stays one continuous job with our crew, never handed off midway up the corridor.
What to expect on this route · ~440 mi
One crew and one truck the whole way, GPS-tracked door to door, on a single binding written rate. We name a delivery day and hit it — nobody else ever touches your load, and the price we wrote down is the price you pay.