Hi, I’m Damon — and Capitol Hill is my home block
I grew up between Anacostia and the Hill, so when somebody calls about a move on 3rd, 4th, or 7th Street SE, I usually already know the stoop. Mercy Movers runs own trucks and W-2 uniformed crew on the Hill every week — never a broker, never day labor. We hold a DC moving license plus US DOT and MC authority, and the price you sign is the price you pay.
What we know about Hill rowhouses
The 1880s-to-1910s brick rowhouses on Capitol Hill share the same three problems: steep marble stoops, narrow staircases that turn at the landing, and an English-basement unit tucked under the parlor floor. We plan for all three before the truck leaves the yard.
- Stoop pads and banister wrap on every job
- Four-wheel dollies sized for an 1890s hallway
- Hoist straps for the sofa that won’t make the turn
- DDOT No-Parking permits pulled by our office
- Floor runners from threshold to back bedroom
- Eastern Market vendor moves on Sunday-evening windows
Where we move you next
Most of our Hill clients stay inside the District — a lot of moves run to Navy Yard high-rises when a baby’s on the way and the rowhouse stairs feel too steep, or over to Logan Circle when work shifts to 14th Street.
If you’re a Hill staffer rotating off the Hill entirely, our long-distance team drives the truck ourselves up to New York or down to Charlotte — same crew loading and unloading, no transfers. Get a flat written quote before we touch a box.
Flat-rate Capitol Hill 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 Capitol Hill.
Get my flat-rate price
