Interstate move≈ 210 mi
Interstate move
Washington, DC to New York, NY movers
Get a free quote for your move from Washington, District of Columbia to New York, New York, planned around your route, schedule and needs.
From
Washington, DC
District of Columbia
≈ 210 mi
Straight-line distance
To
New York, NY
New York
- Interstate move
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Route guide
Moving from Washington to New York
The move from Washington to New York is a common one for careers in finance, media, law and the arts, or simply for life in the city. It's about 230 miles up I-95 and the New Jersey Turnpike through Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey: a short interstate move, but one that needs planning for parking in D.C. and building rules in New York.
- Driving distance
- About 230 miles by road
- Main highways
- I-95, New Jersey Turnpike
- Straight-line distance
- ≈ 210 mi
- Move type
- Interstate move
Planning tips
Tips for your Washington to New York move
A few things worth planning early on this route.
- 01
Reserve parking in D.C.
The District issues temporary no-parking permits for moving trucks. Apply well before moving day so the truck can park close to your door, especially on busy or narrow streets.
- 02
Measure for row-house stairs
Many D.C. row houses have narrow, turning staircases. Measure sofas, box springs and dressers before the move, and tell us if there's alley access behind the house.
- 03
Downsize for New York space
New York apartments are often smaller than what people leave behind. Get your new floor plan, measure the rooms and decide what fits before moving day.
How it works
A simple moving process, start to finish
Four clear steps from your first quote to the moment your last box arrives.
- 1
Tell us about your move
Share where you're moving from and to, your preferred date and a few details about what you're moving.
- 2
Get your moving quote
We review your details and give you options based on your route, services and requirements.
- 3
Plan & schedule
Once you're ready, we confirm the details, schedule your move and help you prepare for moving day.
- 4
Pickup, transport & delivery
Your belongings are prepared, picked up and delivered according to the plan for your move.
FAQ
Washington to New York moving FAQ
Common questions about this route.
Yes. D.C. isn't a state, but moves between the District and New York count as interstate moves under federal rules, so they need a licensed interstate carrier like us.
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