Arlington County, VA — just across the river, same crew, same flat rate
Arlington sits literally across the Potomac from Georgetown and Foggy Bottom, but it’s a different jurisdiction — which means a different class of authority is required to move you. Mercy Movers holds a DC moving license plus US DOT and MC interstate authority on file, so we cross the river legally and bill DC-to-Arlington moves at the same flat rate as in-District jobs.
Arlington neighborhoods we cover
- Rosslyn — high-rise condos on the bluff with tight Lee Highway access and Key Bridge approaches.
- Clarendon & Ballston — Orange Line corridor mid-rises and townhomes along Wilson Boulevard.
- Crystal City & Pentagon City — Amazon-era high-rises with strict freight-elevator windows and dock paperwork.
- Arlington proper (Lyon Park, Ashton Heights, North Arlington) — bungalows, Cape Cods, and newer infill homes.
The Arlington move I see most
It’s a Pentagon-adjacent PCS, a State Department rotation, or a defense-contractor relocation — either moving into a Crystal City high-rise or out of an Arlington single-family. Devon, my long-haul crew chief, has run this corridor for years. We pre-file the COI, reserve the elevator, and protect floors against the salt that NoVA roads use heavily in winter.
What the flat rate covers
Two movers and a truck run $169/hr; three movers and a truck run $219/hr — but on a planned Arlington job I’ll usually write you a binding flat rate before the truck rolls. See our long-distance page if you’re heading farther, or check other DC and DMV service areas.
Flat-rate Arlington County moving
Two of our movers with a truck at $169/hr, or a single flat written DC rate set before the truck rolls
Our DC crew already knows the marble stoops, the narrow staircases, the cobblestone alleys, the parking permits and the freight-elevator windows throughout Arlington County.
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