Licensed Movers inDistrict of Columbia
6 household-goods carriers based in District of Columbia are active on the federal register. The 6 with the largest registered fleets are below, each with the USDOT number you need to check its safety and complaint record.
Source: FMCSA Motor Carrier Census, pulled 2026-09-23. Ordered by fleet size. No paid placement.
The 6 largest licensed movers in District of Columbia
Largest by registered power units, which is self-reported on each carrier's MCS-150 filing. A big fleet means capacity, not care — read the record behind every USDOT number before you book.
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Anytime Movers
Legal name: Parker Service Group
7705 14Th St Nw, Washington, DC 20012
- USDOT
- 461715
- MC number
- MC511352 (inactive)
- Fleet
- 3 trucks · 3 drivers
- Registered since
- 1991
Within DC(202) 483-9109 - 2
Mullen'S Transfer & Storage Inc
412 V St Ne, Washington, DC 20002-1235
- USDOT
- 297533
- MC number
- —
- Fleet
- 2 trucks · 2 drivers
- Registered since
- 1987
Within DC(202) 667-5360 - 3
Mcclain Movers Llc
4710 15Th St Nw, Washington, DC 20011
- USDOT
- 4580380
- MC number
- MC1823197
- Fleet
- 1 trucks · 4 drivers
- Registered since
- 2026
Interstate(202) 704-0397 - 4
Signature Movers Inc
1425 Upshur Street Nw, Washington, DC 20011
- USDOT
- 907325
- MC number
- —
- Fleet
- 1 trucks · 4 drivers
- Registered since
- 2000
Within DC(202) 882-8442 - 5
Ricardo Waldrop
Legal name: Rick'S Reliable Moving
2100 Fendall Street Se Apt 11, Washington, DC 20020
- USDOT
- 1592877
- MC number
- —
- Fleet
- 1 trucks · 1 drivers
- Registered since
- 2007
Within DC(202) 610-0882 - 6
A Anytime Movers Llc
7705 14Th St Nw, Washington, DC 20012-1403
- USDOT
- 4187569
- MC number
- MC1677048
- Fleet
- 1 trucks · 1 drivers
- Registered since
- 2024
Interstate(617) 981-4907
Movers by city in District of Columbia
Every listed carrier in the state, 6 in all, grouped by the city on its filing. Each city page lists the carriers based there and every listed carrier within 30 miles, with what a move from that city should cost. 2 of them hold interstate authority; the long-distance page keeps only those.
Where District of Columbia's movers are based
Cities with the most listed carriers.
What a move costs in District of Columbia
Before you call any of them, know the number. Local moves bill by the hour; leaving the state is priced on weight and distance. From our published model.
| Home size | Local (hourly) | 1,000 miles |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | $235 – $375 | $3,375 – $4,500 |
| 2 bedrooms | $475 – $775 | $4,500 – $6,000 |
| 3 bedrooms | $795 – $1,425 | $5,175 – $6,900 |
| 5+ bedrooms | $1,675 – $2,475 | $6,750 – $9,000 |
How this list was built, and what it is not
Every carrier that moves household goods must register with the FMCSA. We pulled the register for District of Columbia, kept carriers with active status that declare household goods cargo and whose name identifies them as movers, and ordered them by registered fleet. That is the whole method. Nobody pays to be here and we re-rank nothing.
It is not a quality ranking and not an endorsement. Fleet size is self-reported, some genuine movers trade under names our filter misses, and a registration says nothing about how a crew treats your furniture. Use the USDOT number to read the record, get a written estimate after a survey, and refuse a large deposit.
Before you call a District of Columbia mover
Know what the move should cost first. Popular moving routes in District of Columbia prices every route we cover out of the state, within it and to every other state, by home size; the District of Columbia moving cost guide has local hourly rates city by city.
Movers in District of Columbia — questions
How many licensed moving companies are there in District of Columbia?
6 carriers based in District of Columbia are active on the FMCSA register with household goods declared and a name that identifies them as movers (pulled 2026-09-23). 2 of the 6 listed here hold interstate authority; the rest work within District of Columbia only.
Who is the largest mover in District of Columbia?
By registered fleet, Anytime Movers in Washington with 3 power units and 3 drivers, on the register since 1991. Fleet size is self-reported on the carrier's MCS-150 filing and says nothing about service quality.
How much do movers cost in District of Columbia?
A local move in District of Columbia is billed by the hour: roughly $40 to $50 per mover per hour plus about $75 travel, which puts a studio at $235 – $375 and a three-bedroom home at $795 – $1,425. Leaving the state, movers price on weight and distance — a three-bedroom home over 1,000 miles is about $5,175 – $6,900. The calculator prices your exact route.
Does a mover need an MC number for a move inside District of Columbia?
Not federally. A move that stays inside District of Columbia is regulated by the state, and the carrier needs a USDOT number plus whatever District of Columbia itself requires. The moment the move crosses a state line, active interstate authority (an MC number) is mandatory. Check both on the FMCSA register before signing.
Is this list a recommendation?
No. It is the federal register filtered to movers and ordered by fleet size. Nobody pays to appear and we re-rank nothing. Use the USDOT number to read each carrier's safety and complaint record, then run the six checks on our moving companies page.