Fairfax County Movers
One Flat Rate Countywide
Red Cat is a moving company in Fairfax County, VA: our crews cross the American Legion Bridge from Rockville every morning for Tysons high-rises, Reston townhouses and Springfield colonials, and the price is set before they leave.
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Fairfax County moving prices
Starting flat rates for a Fairfax County move, weekdays in the first three weeks of the month. Fridays and Saturdays cost more. Your exact price comes from your inventory and date, set before moving day.
Local moving prices in Fairfax County
1 Bedroom Apartment, local move
from$240flat rate
2 Bedroom Apartment, local move
from$320flat rate
2 Bedroom House, local move
from$780flat rate
3 Bedroom House, local move
from$1440flat rate
Long distance moving prices in Fairfax County
1 Bedroom Apartment, long distance move
from$1290flat rate2 Bedroom Apartment, long distance move
from$1690flat rate2 Bedroom House, long distance move
from$2490flat rate3 Bedroom House, long distance move
from$3190flat rate
Office moving prices in Fairfax County
Small Office · up to 10 desks, office move
from$990flat rate
Medium Office · 10 to 30 desks, office move
from$1900flat rate
Large Office · 30+ desks, office move
from$4800flat rate
Single Item or IT Move, office move
from$240flat rate
White Glove Move
For busy people and families who want a seamless move. Walk into your new home like you never moved.
for 2-bedroom homes
- 1
Day before
We pack your home
Our crew packs every room, wraps your furniture and labels each box.
- 2
Moving day
We move and set up
We move it all, set up furniture, unpack and haul away boxes and trash.
- 3
Day after
We clean your old place
We return to your old place and clean it, so you hand over the keys stress-free.
- Everything pad-wrapped
- Fragile items packed by us: TVs, glass, mirrors
- Furniture disassembled and reassembled
- You pack the boxes, or add our packing service
Rates shown are for weekday moves in the first three weeks of the month. Storage available, first month free while space allows.
Long distance rates start from the numbers above and are fixed once we know your distance and inventory.
Planned around your schedule, so no downtime. Exact price after a quick in-office walkthrough.
Starting price for a 2-bedroom home. Every White Glove move gets its own fixed price after a quick in-home walkthrough, based on your date and the season.
What does a move in Fairfax County cost? The moving cost calculator prices your home, date and distance in a minute.
Price calendar
The cheapest days to move in Fairfax County.
November and December 2026: every day has its price level, from the same calendar our office prices each move from, checked every day. Green days cost the least, red days the most. In the next 30 days, the lowest price falls on Sunday, November 15, Thursday, November 19, Tuesday, December 1, Tuesday, December 8 and Monday, December 14. Tap a date to start your quote for it.
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Fairfax County movers reviews from real moves
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Four things that makea Fairfax County move different
Fairfax County is forty miles across. One day the crew is booking a Tysons freight elevator, the next it's backing a truck up a long Great Falls driveway. We plan for each before the truck leaves, and none of it is billed by the hour.
What we handle for you:
- Tysons and Reston towersFreight elevator and dock booked, certificate of insurance sent to the building ahead of time.
- HOA move rulesReston, Kingstowne and Fair Lakes set move hours and where the truck can stand. We plan around them.
- Big lots, long carriesGreat Falls, Oakton and Clifton: the driveway, the stairs and the basement are in the flat price.
- The Beltway and 66A slow morning on 495 or I-66 never changes your price.
Fairfax County movesplanned before the day
Towers in Tysons and Reston, HOA townhouses and big lots each need their own plan. We sort yours first.
What we take care of:
- Tower bookingsElevator and dock reserved.
- HOA rulesMove hours and parking checked.
- Long carriesBig lots planned and priced up front.
- Floors and wallsRunner at the door, protection tape on paths and stairs, flat boxes on every corner.
Towns
Where we move in Fairfax County
Pick a town on the map or in the tabs to see what moving day looks like there.
Tysons
High-rise condos and apartments around the Silver Line, with strict dock and elevator windows. We book the elevator and send the insurance certificate before moving day.
Reston
Lake Anne and the Town Center mid-rises, plus thousands of townhouses in Reston's clusters, each with its own parking rules we check ahead.
Movers in RestonHerndon
Older houses downtown, townhouses toward the Toll Road and apartments near the Metro. Most moves here are local and fast.
Movers in HerndonSpringfield
1950s and 60s ramblers and split-levels with basements, and the big Kingstowne townhouse community. Stairs and basements are in the price.
Movers in SpringfieldAnnandale
Brick ramblers and colonials inside the Beltway, many with finished basements full of furniture. We plan the carry room by room.
Movers in AnnandaleChantilly
Newer townhouses and single-family homes out Route 50, with HOA move windows we plan around.
Movers in ChantillyCentreville
Townhouse communities from the 80s and 90s along I-66, three stories of stairs each.
Movers in CentrevilleLorton
New townhouses and condos near the VRE and Fort Belvoir, and a lot of military moves on a PCS timeline.
Movers in LortonMcLean
Big houses on wooded lots along the Potomac, and new builds replacing older ones. Long driveways and full basements are in the flat price, and White Glove is popular here.
Movers in McLeanFairfax
The independent city at the middle of the county: older brick houses downtown, townhouses and the apartments around George Mason.
Movers in FairfaxFalls Church
A small city inside the Beltway with older houses on tight lots, new mid-rises along Broad Street and a lot of short local moves.
Movers in Falls ChurchVienna
Older houses on big lots being replaced by new builds, and townhouses near the Metro. Long driveways and new-construction streets, planned ahead.
What we move in Fairfax County
Houses, townhouses and a few towers
Just under half of Fairfax County's homes are single-family houses and nearly a quarter are townhouses, so most moving days are about stairs, basements and driveways. The towers are concentrated in Tysons, Reston Town Center and along the Metro lines.
- Single-family houses46%
Great Falls, McLean, Vienna, Oakton, Annandale and Springfield. Big furniture, basements and long driveways.
- Mid- and high-rises (10+ homes)24%
Tysons, Reston Town Center and the buildings along the Silver and Orange Lines. Elevator bookings and insurance certificates handled ahead.
- Townhouses & rowhouses23%
Reston's clusters, Kingstowne, Centreville, Chantilly and Lorton. Three floors of stairs and HOA rules, planned room by room.
- Small buildings (2–9 homes)7%
Garden apartments and small condo buildings in Annandale, Springfield and along Route 1, often walk-ups.
430,047
Homes
31%
Renting
1983
Median year built
$733K
Median home value
US Census ACS 5-year 2024.
Plan around PCS season and the school year
With Fort Belvoir at one end of the county and the Pentagon just past the other, Fairfax County's busiest moving weeks follow the military and school calendars.
Summer PCS season
Military orders peak from May to August, right when families want to move between school years. Book as soon as your dates are set.
Before school starts
Late July and August fill up with families moving before the first day at Fairfax County schools.
End of every month
Apartment leases turn over on the 1st, so the last days of the month book up first.
Fridays and Saturdays
Always more expensive than weekdays. A midweek move saves money.
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What Fairfax County books most
Local Moving
Inside the county, into DC or across the river to Maryland, at one flat price.
Learn more about Local Moving
Military Moving
Fort Belvoir and Pentagon PCS moves on the orders' timeline, with the paperwork your move needs.
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POD Loading & Unloading
The most searched moving help in Fairfax County. We load or unload your container, packed tight so nothing shifts.
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White Glove
We pack, move, unpack and set up, then clean the old place. Popular in McLean, Great Falls and Vienna.
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Packing
Two packers finish most apartments in about 3 hours; a 3-bedroom house takes three packers up to 10.
Learn more about Packing
Office Moving
Tysons, Reston and the Dulles corridor's offices, moved around your business hours.
Learn more about Office Moving
In, out and across
Where Fairfax County moves to
Most moves we make in Fairfax County stay in Northern Virginia. Pick a route to see it, all at one flat price.
Pick a route
Tysons to DC
About 14.1 miles · 24 minutes without traffic
Down Route 123 and across the Chain Bridge into DC, still a local move. We handle the DC parking permit and the building elevator at the other end.
Learn more about Tysons to DCReston to Arlington
About 17.6 miles · 27 minutes without traffic
Down the Toll Road and I-66 from a Reston cluster to a Clarendon tower, with the elevator booked at the far end.
Learn more about Reston to ArlingtonSpringfield to Alexandria
About 9.3 miles · 16 minutes without traffic
A short run up I-95 from a Springfield rambler to Old Town's narrow brick streets, where the truck's spot is planned ahead.
Chantilly to Bethesda
About 26 miles · 37 minutes without traffic
Across the American Legion Bridge into Montgomery County, still a local move at local prices.
Learn more about Chantilly to BethesdaHerndon to Ashburn
About 7.6 miles · 15 minutes without traffic
Out Route 28 and the Toll Road to Loudoun's new townhouses, where HOA rules set move hours and truck parking.
Learn more about Herndon to AshburnFairfax to Raleigh, NC
About 253.7 miles · 5 hours without traffic
The Carolinas are where Fairfax County moves most out of state. From $1290 for a 1-bedroom apartment, with one crew door to door.
Learn more about Fairfax to Raleigh, NC
24 min
14.1 miles
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24 min
14.1 miles
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FAQ
Fairfax County moving questions
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Moving in Fairfax County, VA. Anything else, give us a call.
Talk with Red Cat- Our Fairfax County flat rates start at $240 for a 1-bedroom apartment, $320 for a 2-bedroom apartment, $780 for a 2-bedroom house and $1440 for a 3-bedroom house, for weekdays in the first three weeks of the month. Fridays and Saturdays cost more. Your exact price is set from your inventory before moving day.
Know your price.
Then let's move.
Your stuff moves. Your price doesn't.
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