Moving from Washington, DC to New York City means about 225 miles up I-95 through the Northeast Corridor, then the tight streets and walk-ups of the five boroughs. Our crew plans for both. We bring our own truck, our own W-2 movers, and one binding written rate, so a fourth-floor Brooklyn walk-up never turns into a surprise bill.
Handling The Northeast Corridor
NYC buildings often need a certificate of insurance and a reserved elevator window. We line those up in advance so your DC-to-Manhattan or DC-to-Queens move stays on schedule.
- Building COIs and elevator reservations arranged before arrival
- Careful navigation of walk-ups, tight hallways, and loading zones
- GPS-tracked truck with a committed delivery window
- Same crew from your DC pickup through your NYC unload
Reserve your date for $99. Marcus Bell founded this company in 2013, and we treat a DC-to-NYC move as one continuous job, not a package we hand to someone else halfway up the turnpike.
What to expect on this route · ~225 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.