I’m Damon — and Dupont moves live or die on the staircase
Almost every Dupont Circle building I see is a four or five story walk-up with no elevator. That sets the tone for the whole job. We staff one extra mover on stair-heavy buildings, and we bring a forearm-strap rig for the awkward pieces — sleeper sofa, queen box spring, marble-top dresser.
Embassy Row, R Street, and the Circle itself
Dupont is also where the District turns diplomatic. Massachusetts Avenue from the Circle north hits Embassy Row, and closures for state visits are real. Our dispatcher Curtis watches the State Department alerts and reroutes through R Street or Florida Avenue when your move-day overlaps a motorcade.
What’s in the flat rate
- Two movers and a truck at $169/hr or three movers and a truck at $219/hr — quoted as a flat rate before we load
- Blankets, shrink-wrap, dollies, hand trucks
- Floor runners on every staircase landing
- COI to your building manager (Dupont co-ops want one)
- Mattress bags, TV boxes for screens up to 75 inches
Where Dupont clients move
A lot of Dupont leases run out and folks size up to a real apartment with an elevator — that means our high-rise apartment crew ends up running the second half of the move. If you’re heading farther, we drive our own trucks long-distance through our long-haul service. Either way, browse our DC service areas or request a written flat rate.
Flat-rate Dupont Circle 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 Dupont Circle.
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