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Best Recent Local Moving Quotes in Washington, DC

Planning a move in Washington, DC? Recent quotes show prices ranging from $520 for a studio to $3,740 for a 4-bedroom move within neighborhoods like Fort Lesley J Mcnair, with most 1-bedroom moves falling around $580. Whether it's a small apartment or a larger home, local movers can help make your transition smooth and stress-free.

DC-Washington
20006


DC-Washington
20005


Moving Size


1 Small Bedroom

Weight in Lbs


2128
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Estimate: $595
Items Qty Weight Volume
Bed, Queen 1 455 65
Sofa, 3 Cush 1 350 50

DC-Washington
20036


DC-Washington
20036


Moving Size


2 Bedroom

Weight in Lbs


385
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Estimate: $610
Items Qty Weight Volume
Flat screen 1 175 25
Box, Medium 10 21 3

DC-Washington
20036


DC-Washington
20001


Moving Size


Studio

Weight in Lbs


1638
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Estimate: $520
Items Qty Weight Volume
Bed, Standar 1 420 60
Dresser, Dou 1 350 50

DC-Washington
20037


DC-Washington
20009


Moving Size


Studio

Weight in Lbs


1344
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Estimate: $560
Items Qty Weight Volume
Flat screen 1 175 25
Bookshelves 1 70 10

DC-Washington
20024


DC-Washington
20024


Moving Size


1 Large Bedroom

Weight in Lbs


1330
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Estimate: $580
Items Qty Weight Volume
Sofa, 3 Cush 1 350 50
Dresser, Sin 1 245 35

DC-Fort Lesley J Mcnair
20024


DC-Washington
20003


Moving Size


Studio

Weight in Lbs


1292
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Estimate: $710
Items Qty Weight Volume
Bed, Queen 1 455 65
Dining Chair 2 35 5

DC-Washington
20001


DC-Washington
20003


Moving Size


1 Small Bedroom

Weight in Lbs


4655
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Estimate: $970
Items Qty Weight Volume
Bed, King 1 490 70
Chest 2 105 15

DC-Washington
20001


DC-Washington
20009


Moving Size


Studio

Weight in Lbs


1687
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Estimate: $580
Items Qty Weight Volume
Bed, Standar 1 420 60
Box, Large 6 42 6

DC-Washington
20001


DC-Washington
20001


Moving Size


1 Large Bedroom

Weight in Lbs


840
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Estimate: $580
Items Qty Weight Volume
Sofa, 3 Cush 1 350 50
Secretary De 1 245 35

DC-Washington
20001


DC-Washington
20001


Moving Size


Studio

Weight in Lbs


700
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Estimate: $560
Items Qty Weight Volume
Bed, Queen 1 455 65
Box, Medium 10 21 3

DC-Washington
20001


DC-Washington
20001


Moving Size


1 Small Bedroom

Weight in Lbs


1946
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Estimate: $560
Items Qty Weight Volume
Vacuum Clean 1 35 5
Bed, Queen 1 455 65

DC-Washington
20001


DC-Washington
20002


Moving Size


1 Small Bedroom

Weight in Lbs


2688
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Estimate: $605
Items Qty Weight Volume
Bed, King 1 490 70
Night Table 2 35 5

DC-Washington
20001


DC-Washington
20001


Moving Size


4 Bedroom

Weight in Lbs


8400
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Estimate: $3740
Items Qty Weight Volume
Regular Hous 1 6300 900
Box, Medium 100 21 3

DC-Washington
20001


DC-Washington
20001


Moving Size


1 Large Bedroom

Weight in Lbs


665
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Estimate: $480
Items Qty Weight Volume
Bed, Standar 1 420 60
Dresser, Sin 1 245 35

DC-Washington
20009


DC-Washington
20009


Moving Size


Studio

Weight in Lbs


2240
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Estimate: $560
Items Qty Weight Volume
Bed, Queen 1 455 65
Sofa, 3 Cush 1 350 50

DC-Washington
20009


DC-Washington
20009


Moving Size


2 Bedroom

Weight in Lbs


3332
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Estimate: $725
Items Qty Weight Volume
Bed, Queen 1 455 65
Full Bed 1 420 60

DC-Washington
20009


DC-Washington
20001


Moving Size


Partial Home

Weight in Lbs


2464
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Estimate: $580
Items Qty Weight Volume
Vacuum Clean 1 35 5
Computer/Pri 1 70 10

DC-Washington
20009


DC-Washington
20009


Moving Size


Studio

Weight in Lbs


1407
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Estimate: $580
Items Qty Weight Volume
Bed, Queen 1 455 65
Sofa, 3 Cush 1 350 50

Understanding Local Moving Costs, Timelines & Regulations in Washington, DC

Are you planning to move to a new place in Washington, DC? It's helpful to know what you're getting into when you move, whether you're moving to a bigger place or just to a different neighborhood. To help you plan your move, we have mentioned important factors to look after that people don't expect. There's no difference between moving to a small studio or a big house. If you know what to expect, moving day will go a lot more smoothly.

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Local Moving Regulations & Tariffs in DC

Learn about the standard local moving tariffs in DC, including how hourly rates are regulated and what to expect in terms of base pricing and minimum service time. Most local movers in Washington, DC follow state-set or market-standard rate guidelines for moves within a 50-mile radius.

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What's Included in a Local Move in Alabama

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Local moves in Washington usually include loading, transport, and unloading. Packing, unpacking, and materials may cost extra. Some movers also charge stair fees, long-carry fees, or fuel surcharges depending on your building layout.

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What to Expect on Moving Day in Washington

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Your crew will arrive with a truck, tools, and moving pads. In Washington, parking availability or building access (like freight elevators) can affect timing. Be prepared for an early start and plan to be available to oversee the process.

Average Local Moving Costs by Home Size

Home Type Avg. Move Time Estimated Cost
Studio 2–3 hours $250–$400
1-Bedroom 3–5 hours $400–$600
2-Bedroom 5–7 hours $800–$950
3-Bedroom 6–10 hours $850–$1,400
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Get free local moving quotes from Washington, DC

At Movers.com, we make it easy to compare local moving quotes in Washington, DC. Connect with licensed and insured local relocation companies for a stress-free move. Whether you need help packing, loading, or delivery, we've got you covered with flexible hourly or flat-rate services. Trust Movers.com for transparent pricing and a seamless in-town moving experience.

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Local Moves in Washington, DC: What It Really Costs and Takes to Move

Thinking about a local move in Washington, DC? Before the boxes stack up and the truck rolls in, it helps you to know what you're getting into, time, costs, and those little fees that add up fast. The charts below break it all down.

Average Local Moving Cost by Home Size in Washington, DC

If you want to get a rough idea of how much moving might cost, this chart can help. You'll see a price range that shows the lowest and highest prices, no matter what kind of home you're looking at (studio or three-bedroom). It's an easy way to estimate moving costs: the more belongings you have, the higher the cost.

Average Move Time by Home Type in Washington, DC

Consider how much time you require for moving day. Relocating to a larger house could take more than 10 hours; relocating to a studio could simply take two. This graph helps you schedule your day, so you don't get caught off guard. It's especially helpful if you need to coordinate with friends, elevators, building permits, or parking.

Common Extra Charges in Local Moves in Washington, DC

You might not notice the 'small' charges until they show up on the final bill. In Washington, DC, there are several additional costs-for example, fees for stairs, long carries, fuel, and packing supplies. Knowing about these in advance can help you budget more effectively and avoid any unpleasant surprises.

FAQs for Local Moving Washington, DC

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If you're moving within about 50 miles of Washington, that's considered a local move. You're staying in the same metro area, just changing neighborhoods or suburbs.

The cost usually falls between $300 and $1,500, depending on things like how much stuff you have, how many movers you need, and whether you're moving on a busy weekend. For example, a small apartment might cost around $400, while a full house move can push over $1,200.

Some movers offer full-service options where they'll handle packing, unpacking, and even furniture assembly. Others let you pick and choose so you can save money by boxing things up yourself if you'd like.

Try to book at least 2–4 weeks ahead, especially if you're planning to move during peak season (spring/summer) or on a weekend. Washington is a growing city, and movers book up fast!

Yes, just keep in mind that weekends and holidays are busy, so prices may be a little higher. Say you want to move on a Saturday in the middle of June. It's best to lock that date in early.

Explore All Moving Options in Washington, DC

Need help beyond just local movers? Whether you're moving across town or cross-country, we've got the resources to support every type of relocation.

Visit our Washington Moving Directory pageto browse all licensed movers and explore more services tailored to your needs.

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