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Moving from Orlando, FL to Washington, DC

About 883 miles across a state line, from Florida into District of Columbia, so the federal interstate rules apply from the first quote.

Distance estimated from city coordinates; the calculator measures your exact route. Prices from our published model, not quotes.

~883 mi
Estimated distance
2 days on the road
Drive time
3–7 days
Typical transit
$3,974+
2-bedroom, movers

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In short

Moving from Orlando, FL to Washington, DC covers about 883 miles and is an interstate move. Full-service movers cost $3,974 – $5,298 for a two-bedroom home in our model, delivered in 3 to 7 days. About 164 people a year move between the two counties (Census).

The route

At 883 miles between Florida and District of Columbia, this sits in the range where carriers differ most. Some run it dedicated with a firm date; others consolidate it with other shipments and quote a window of 3 to 7 days. The price gap between those two is real — a two-bedroom home runs $3,974 – $5,298 full-service — so ask which one you are buying.

Move type
Interstate move
Driving
2 days on the road (about 16 hours of driving)
Usually moves on
either a dedicated truck or a consolidated load
Book ahead
4 to 6 weeks

Cost of moving from Orlando to Washington

Cost to move from Orlando, FL to Washington, DC by home size and service type
Home sizeFull-service moversMoving containerFreight trailer
Studio$2,980 – $3,974$2,146 – $2,861$1,430 – $1,907
1 bedroom$3,576 – $4,768$2,575 – $3,433$1,717 – $2,289
2 bedrooms$3,974 – $5,298$2,861 – $3,815$1,907 – $2,543
3 bedrooms$4,570 – $6,093$3,290 – $4,387$2,193 – $2,924
4 bedrooms$5,166 – $6,887$3,719 – $4,959$2,479 – $3,306
5+ bedrooms$5,960 – $7,947$4,291 – $5,722$2,861 – $3,815

Transport only, for an estimated 883 miles, from our published model: distance × home-size factor × service rate, shown as −10% to +20% around the base figure. Packing, storage, stairs and specialty items sit on top. How we price it.

Worked example: a two-bedroom home, Orlando to Washington

883 miles × 2.0 (two-bedroom size multiplier) × $2.50 (full-service rate) = $4,415. The range runs 10% under that to 20% over: $3,974 to $5,298, transport only. Every parameter is on the methodology page; moving cost per mile explains why the rate falls with distance.

How many people move from Orlando to Washington

The Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2016–2020) estimates that about 164 people a year (±94) moved from Orange County, FL, home to Orlando, to District of Columbia, DC, home to Washington. Going the other way: about 2 people a year (±4). Movers from Orange County make up 0.3% of the 56,680 people a year who moved into District of Columbia from another county or state.

At state level, the 2024 survey counts about 1,174 people a year (±578) moving from Florida to District of Columbia and about 1,878 people a year (±889) from District of Columbia to Florida — a net gain for Florida of about 704 people a year.

Where people leaving Orange County go
CountyPeople a year
Seminole County, FL11,653 ±1,462
Osceola County, FL8,843 ±1,432
Lake County, FL5,644 ±1,426
Polk County, FL3,685 ±946
Palm Beach County, FL2,956 ±631
Where people moving to District of Columbia come from
CountyPeople a year
Prince George's County, MD5,604 ±979
Montgomery County, MD4,380 ±582
Arlington County, VA2,881 ±512
Fairfax County, VA2,217 ±690
Middlesex County, MA1,538 ±527

Census county flows · state flows

Licensed movers at each end

29 household-goods carriers with interstate authority are based within 30 miles of Orlando (149 counting those licensed only inside Florida). 12 of them had a roadside inspection in the last 24 months, and 13.7% of their 51 vehicle inspections ended with a truck put out of service. The largest by registered fleet:

Largest licensed movers within 30 miles of Orlando, FL
CarrierBased inSizeInspections, 24 moVehicle out of service
1st Class Moving and StorageUSDOT 2516919Orlando · 6 mi16 trucks2812.5% of 16
Sebastian Moving and More LLCUSDOT 1575104Apopka · 17 mi16 trucks820.0% of 5
Two Men and A Truck Seminole CountyUSDOT 1170208Casselberry · 9 mi14 trucks50.0% of 2
Two Men and A TruckUSDOT 2285840Orlando · 8 mi10 trucks625.0% of 4
Osceola Movers LLCUSDOT 2544712Kissimmee · 21 mi9 trucks20.0% of 1
1776 Moving and Storage IncUSDOT 2303737Orlando · 4 mi7 trucks20.0% of 1

How these figures are calculated

At the Washington end

For a local crew after delivery, the largest licensed carriers within 30 miles of Washington: JK Moving Services (Sterling, 173 trucks), Eagle Van Lines Inc (Temple Hills, 72 trucks), Town and Country Movers Inc (Gaithersburg, 64 trucks), A&A Transfer LLC (Chantilly, 62 trucks).

Rules that apply to this move

Because the truck crosses from Florida into District of Columbia, 49 CFR Part 375 applies: a written estimate before loading, no more than 110% of a non-binding estimate collected at delivery, and full-value protection unless you choose released value in writing. See binding vs non-binding estimates and valuation explained.

Before you book Orlando to Washington

1

Ask: dedicated or consolidated?

This is the distance where carriers split. A dedicated truck costs more and delivers on a date; a consolidated load costs less and delivers in a window. Decide which you are buying before you compare prices.

2

Get it binding or not-to-exceed

A non-binding estimate is a guess with no ceiling. On 883 miles the gap between a guess and a weighed load is measured in four figures.

Arriving in Washington

A local move inside Washington later — across town, out of temporary housing — is billed by the hour: about $525 – $873 for a two-bedroom home and $885 – $1,614 for three bedrooms. The nearest cities we cover from Washington are Arlington (about 4 mi), Annapolis (about 35 mi), Baltimore (about 42 mi).

Other routes from Orlando

All routes from Orlando, nearest first.

Other moving routes from Orlando, FL
RouteDistance2-bedroom, movers
Orlando to Tampa, FL~90 mi$455 – $733
Orlando to Saint Petersburg, FL~110 mi$495 – $660
Orlando to Gainesville, FL~114 mi$513 – $684
Orlando to Port Saint Lucie, FL~124 mi$558 – $744
Orlando to Jacksonville, FL~145 mi$653 – $870
Orlando to Cape Coral, FL~159 mi$716 – $954
Orlando to Fort Lauderdale, FL~214 mi$963 – $1,284
Orlando to Miami, FL235 mi$1,058 – $1,410

Also moving to Washington: from Arlington, VA, from Annapolis, MD, from Baltimore, MD, from Richmond, VA.

Orlando to Washington moving FAQ

How much does it cost to move from Orlando to Washington?

From our published model, full-service movers over about 883 miles cost about $2,980 – $3,974 for a studio, $3,974 – $5,298 for a two-bedroom home and $4,570 – $6,093 for a three-bedroom home, transport only; packing, storage and specialty items are extra.

How long does a move from Orlando to Washington take?

The drive is 2 days on the road (about 16 hours of driving), but the move usually takes 3 to 7 days because it moves on either a dedicated truck or a consolidated load, depending on the carrier and the season. Ask for the delivery window in writing. Book ahead: 4 to 6 weeks, 6 to 8 in summer.

What is the cheapest way to move from Orlando to Washington?

Loading a freight trailer yourself: about $1,907 – $2,543 for a two-bedroom home, against $3,974 – $5,298 with full-service movers; a moving container is $2,861 – $3,815.

Do I need an interstate-licensed mover for Orlando to Washington?

Yes. Orlando is in Florida and Washington is in District of Columbia, so the carrier needs active FMCSA interstate authority (an MC number) as well as a USDOT number. 29 listed movers within 30 miles of Orlando hold it.

How many people move from Orlando to Washington each year?

The Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2016–2020) estimates about 164 people a year (margin of error ±94) moved from Orange County, which contains Orlando, to District of Columbia, which contains Washington.

Sources for this page

The published cost model; US Census Bureau ACS migration flows (± is the 90% margin of error); the FMCSA Motor Carrier Census and Safety Measurement System; 49 CFR Part 375. Data last refreshed September 24, 2026.

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