About Our Movers DC to Charlotte Moving Company
AT Movers is the best moving company for Washington, DC to North Carolina.
We started with a 16-foot truck owned by a family and now have six 26-foot box trucks and two sprinter crews. Our teams know the DC to NC route well. They work the I-95 to I-85 and US-29/US-1 corridors into Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Wilmington, Asheville, and other places. That local knowledge means your move across the country will be safe, on time, and within your budget. Find out more about us.
Interstate movers from DC to NC are licensed and insured.
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We can help you move to any part of North Carolina
- Charlotte, NC
- Raleigh, NC
- Greensboro, NC
- Durham, NC
- Winston-Salem, NC
- Fayetteville, NC
- Cary, NC
- Wilmington, NC
- Asheville, NC
- High Point, NC
and more!
Why Choose AT Movers for a Movers DC to Charlotte Move
Care from a Family
We treat your things like they're our own because we're a family business. Our DC to North Carolina movers give you the best service you can get from any national van line. This is perfect for apartments, townhomes, and single-family homes in the Charlotte metro area, the Triangle, the Triad, and coastal NC.
Pricing is Clear and Upfront
You can choose between hourly or flat-rate/binding estimates. There are no hidden fees in your DC to NC moving price. Pick an in-home or virtual survey, then get a written estimate to make it official.
Experts in Moving Heavy Things
We can help you with everything from baby grand pianos to gym equipment for businesses. We take apart and put back together furniture, move TVs that are safe for walls, and pack fragile and special items like art and glass. Need to move a piano from DC to North Carolina? Done.
Delivery on Time
We have GPS-tracked trucks and dispatch that knows I-95/I-85, US-29, and US-1 by heart. You should get real-time ETAs, next-day or overnight DC to NC options when they are available, and a clear delivery window that works with your lease or closing.
Dedicated Point of Contact
One person in charge from the quote to the final walk-through. We'll help you get COIs, elevator reservations, and truck parking permits in DC (DDOT), as well as access to campus and property at UNC, Duke, NC State, UNC Charlotte, Wake Forest, and more.
Carrier with a License (not a broker)
Movers with a USDOT license and an FMCSA-approved interstate carrier that offers valuation coverage and a moving crew that has been background-checked. We are happy to give you our USDOT and MC numbers so you can check us out and read reviews. This is how it should be when you compare moving companies from DC to North Carolina.
How Much Does It Cost To Move To North Carolina?
Sample Prices by Home Size
| Moving Size | Price |
|---|---|
| Room or Less/Studio | from 1100 |
| 1/2 Bedroom Apt | from 2200 |
| 4+ Bedroom Apt | from 3600 |
What Affects the Final Cost?
The cost of moving from DC to North Carolina depends on:
- Weight (or cube) and inventory
- Access from both sides (stairs, elevator, long carry, or shuttle if a tractor-trailer can’t get there)
- Dates and delivery window (standard vs. guaranteed/quick)
- Level of service (full-service packing and unpacking vs. do-it-yourself/partial pack)
- Extra services include packing materials, crating, moving large items, getting rid of debris, and SIT storage-in-transit.
We are flat-rate movers from DC to North Carolina and give you binding and non-binding estimates. You can choose to get an estimate in person or online. Every line item is clear because we are a moving company with no hidden fees.
Learn more about cost of movers from Washington, DC to North Carolina in our article.
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Comprehending The Moving Process With AT Movers: DC To Charlotte
Planning and Preparation
Get a quick quote and a short planning call to go over your inventory, dates, and any special handling needs. Choose between an in-home or virtual estimate, and you’ll get a written flat-rate estimate (binding or non-binding) along with a step-by-step plan from DC to North Carolina.
- Get rid of extra stuff early to keep your DC to NC moving costs low.
- Set up parking for DDOT trucks in DC and send any elevator or COI needs.
- Some places in North Carolina, like Charlotte Uptown/South End, Downtown Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill, beach towns, and mountain communities, may have loading rules. Check ahead.
- We can use SIT (storage-in-transit) and then set up the final delivery if your home isn’t ready yet.
Packing and Loading
We provide professional packing materials and take apart and put back together furniture. We pack fragile things in a special way to keep them safe, like TVs and art. Pick either full-service or partial packing and unpacking based on your budget and schedule.
- Put a label on each box that says what room it belongs in. Use wardrobe boxes to keep clothes ready to hang.
- If you need the right crew and gear, call out pianos, safes, pool tables, or gym equipment.
- Inquire about custom crates for glass, art, and other valuable items.
Transportation and Delivery
Shipments go by air-ride 26-foot trucks that are tracked by GPS and travel along I-95/I-85 or US-29/US-1, depending on the city. Choose your delivery time. If possible, you can choose between overnight and expedited delivery. We put things in each room, put furniture back together, and clean up trash.
- Share the times and places where people can get into buildings and dock in Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Greensboro, Wilmington, Asheville, and other cities.
- Give a quick floor plan to make staging easier.
- There are two types of valuation coverage: Full Value Protection and Released Value.
Tip for after the move: Most new NC residents have a deadline to update their driver’s license and vehicle registration. Make sure to include this in your move checklist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Depending on the city and the schedule, most deliveries happen within one to three days. For smaller shipments and dates that match, overnight or next-day delivery is possible. We’ll confirm a delivery window (or, if possible, set dates).
No. AT Movers has a license to move goods across state lines (USDOT/MC). We do the moving with our crews and tools, and we’ll give you our credentials so you can check with FMCSA.
A binding estimate locks in the price for the goods and services on the list. A non-binding estimate can change based on the actual weight or services. We’ll go over both options and help you pick the best one for your move.
Yes, there are two types of protection: Full Value Protection (repair, replace, or settle up to a declared value) and Released Value (basic, lower protection). We’ll explain deductibles, exclusions, and when it might make sense to get coverage from a third party.
SIT fills in the gaps in time when your NC home isn’t ready. We keep your items in our warehouse for a short time (daily SIT and handling fees apply), and then we deliver them on the day you choose. If SIT lasts longer, it can turn into regular storage.
Yes, we can move pianos, safes, pool tables, Peloton and other equipment, antiques, art, and glass. We send the right team and tools, and we also crate things when needed.
The busiest time of year (May to September) fills up quickly. For the best availability, book 2 to 6 weeks in advance. We do our best to help people who need to move at the last minute.
Depending on your dates, budget, and shipment size, we have both dedicated and efficient consolidated options. Your coordinator will make sure that everyone is on the same page about delivery windows and routing.
Charlotte metro, Raleigh-Durham (Triangle), Greensboro/Winston-Salem (Triad), Fayetteville, Wilmington/coast, Asheville/mountains, and other nearby communities are all part of the state.
We can’t move things that are dangerous, perishable, or usually live plants. Get a list of things you can’t ship and safe alternatives from your coordinator.
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