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Local & Long Distance Movers

Below is the complete list of local and long‑distance movers we've found for Sterling, VA (93 total). Compare each company's USDOT number, years running, fleet size (trucks/drivers), reported miles per year, and the address on file—then use DOT Record to verify details on the official FMCSA listing.

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Complete list of local and long-distance movers in Sterling, VA.

Business Name

Years Running

Owner's Name

DOT #

Trucks

Drivers

Miles/Year

Address

jk moving & storage inc

23

jeffrey parker

1065394
186

182

5489161

44112 mercure circle, sterling, va 20166

my guys moving and storage inc

12

jose a turcios

2455961
64

71

1000000

45726 elmwood court, sterling, va 20166

collins brothers moving and storage llc

23

steven noake

1098237
31

27

232123

23005 ladbrook drive ste 110, sterling, va 20166

52

david kennedy

27

37

10149

110 terminal dr, sterling, va 20166

21

jeffrey pparker

1300300DOT Record
26

26

283254

7561 lindbergh drive, gaithersburg, md 20879

14

lauren g lemay

2294507DOT Record
17

25

230000

101 international dr ste 120, sterling, va 20166

air cartage express llc

26

carl wallace

859758
15

14

742000

45180 global plaza #150, sterling, va 20166

boxcarts of virginia inc

21

amy k. stowell

1294084
8

1

65000

45120 global plaza ste 100, sterling, va 20166

How much does it cost to move in Sterling?

Moving costs in Sterling can range from affordable to premium, depending on the size of your move and the distance involved. Whether youre relocating locally or long-distance, understanding the average moving costs in Sterling will help you plan your budget more effectively.

Check out our breakdown of the average costs for moving a studio, 1-bedroom apartment, or 3-bedroom house in Sterling. You can also explore our moving cost calculator to get an estimate tailored to your specific needs.

Moving costs in Sterling

Move SizeAverage Cost
Studio/1-bedroom$2,250
2-bedroom apartment$5,250
3-bedroom house$8,500
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About the city

Sterling: Moving trends and city insights

Situated in western Loudoun County near Dulles Airport, Sterling, Virginia hosts a moving industry shaped by suburban expansion, tech-sector growth, and commuter lifestyle demands. The area features a range of residences—from newer single-family neighborhoods and townhouse complexes to established apartment communities—attracting families relocating for careers in nearby tech hubs, government contractors, and education sectors. Movers here regularly coordinate around HOA community layouts, handle driveway access in gently sloped yards, and navigate suburban street grids interwoven with main thoroughfares like Route 7. Most moves stay within Sterling or extend to nearby areas such as Ashburn, Herndon, or Chantilly, while short-distance relocations into Washington D.C. or suburban Maryland occur as well. Local moving companies provide both full-service packages—covering packing, furniture assembly, loading/unloading, and optional short-term storage—and labor-only help for residents managing DIY-style moves via rental trucks or containers. With mid-Atlantic seasonal shifts—hot summers and occasional winter icy patches—crews emphasize scheduling awareness and flexible coordination. In Sterling, moving businesses thrive through punctual professionalism, neighborhood familiarity, and respectful service—helping each transition feel well-planned in this fast-growing commuter community.

How to choose a moving company

What to verify before you book, and the warning signs of a moving scam.

  1. Verify USDOT and MC numbers

    Every interstate mover must carry an active USDOT number, and for-hire interstate carriers an MC number. Look them up free on the FMCSA SAFER system before you book.

  2. Insist on an in-person or video survey

    Reputable movers inspect your belongings before quoting. Prices given sight-unseen routinely get revised upward on moving day.

  3. Get a binding or not-to-exceed estimate in writing

    A binding (or guaranteed not-to-exceed) estimate caps what you pay; a non-binding estimate can climb. Confirm which one you have on paper.

  4. Understand your valuation coverage

    Federal rules give you two choices: free Released Value ($0.60 per pound, minimal) or Full Value Protection. Know which applies and get it in writing.

  5. Confirm the Bill of Lading and inventory

    Every legitimate move has a Bill of Lading (your contract) and usually an inventory list. No paperwork, walk away.

  6. Cross-check reviews and the legal name

    Read reviews across Google, the Better Business Bureau, and Yelp, and confirm the legal name matches the DOT registration. Movers sometimes operate under several names.

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4. Do you handle difficult moves, like Mobile Homes?

Yes. We specialize in coordinating "complex" relocations that many standard companies won't touch, including Mobile Home moves. We have a specific network of movers equipped with the specialized gear and permits required for these types of transports.