I’m Damon — Baltimore is basically a DC local move with paperwork
I’m Damon Whitfield, owner of Mercy Movers. The DC-to-Baltimore run is about 40 miles, usually up the B-W Parkway or I-95, and it’s almost always a same-day move. Federal-PCS families heading to Fort Meade, Hill staffers buying a Federal Hill rowhouse, professionals taking a Hopkins job — we run this route most weeks.
What you actually get
- One Mercy Movers truck, one W-2 crew, door to door
- Marble-stoop and narrow-stair protection on both ends
- COI to the Baltimore building if it’s a Harbor East or Inner Harbor high-rise
- Flat rate written before we load — no hourly meter
The DC-to-Baltimore drive
Crew arrives at your DC address in the morning, loads, runs up the parkway, and we’re typically unloading in Baltimore by early afternoon. For a 3- or 4-bedroom we’ll sometimes split delivery to the next morning so nobody’s rushing the new floors. See the interstate moving page for what’s included, or start at Mercy Movers home.
Heading to a high-rise instead of a rowhouse? Our apartment & condo crew handles the freight-elevator window.
Washington, DC → Baltimore, MD — estimated cost
| Home size | Estimated flat rate | Typical transit |
|---|---|---|
| 1-bedroom | $1,300 – $1,800 | Same / next day |
| 2-bedroom | $1,750 – $2,400 | Same / next day |
| 3-bedroom | $2,400 – $3,300 | Same / next day |
| 4-bedroom+ | $3,250 – $4,400 | Same / next day |
Planning figures only. After our DC crew walks the load (or a video estimate), your written number is locked.
Moving Washington, DC to Baltimore, MD?
One DC crew end to end, a single flat written price from your old door to the new one, quoted fast
Our own movers load in Washington, DC and drive the whole haul on our own trucks — no brokers, no load boards, no carrier hand-offs, no waiting on a stranger to call you back.
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