I’m Damon, and the Capitol Riverfront is a paperwork move
Navy Yard and the Capitol Riverfront are nothing like the Hill three blocks north. These are high-rise condo buildings with concierge desks, freight elevators, loading-dock reservations, and a Certificate of Insurance requirement before you can move a box. We run that paperwork every week.
The COI-and-elevator routine
- Tell us your building when you book — we usually have its COI template on file already
- Imani in our office sends the COI direct to your building manager
- We reserve the freight elevator and the loading dock for a specific two-or-three-hour window
- Crew shows up uniformed, padded out the elevator cab, and protects the cab walls
What the flat rate includes for a Navy Yard condo
- Three movers and a truck at $219/hr, written flat before we load
- Blankets, shrink-wrap, mattress bags, TV boxes — no extra charges
- Floor runners through the lobby and the unit
- Wardrobe boxes for hanging clothes
- COI prep included (not an add-on)
Other moves in the neighborhood
If you’re moving across the river to Arlington or sizing down from a townhouse, my whole-home team handles both ends. For long-haul out of the District we drive our own trucks — see our long-distance moving page. Lock your written quote with Mercy Movers today.
Flat-rate Navy Yard 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 Navy Yard.
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