Bridgeport to Washington DC Movers

Bridgeport → Washington DC · the same crew loads in Bridgeport and carries it through your new door, all on one written flat rate.

Washington DC is the long haul on our route list, about 270 miles down the I-95 corridor from Bridgeport. The truck runs through New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland before it reaches the District, which adds up to roughly five hours of driving in good conditions. We plan the departure carefully and build the schedule around the corridor’s known choke points.

Your movers stay with the move

Even on a trip this long, New Chapter keeps it in-house. The uniformed crew that loads your Bridgeport home is the crew that unloads it in DC, Arlington, or the Maryland suburbs. We don’t broker the job, and we don’t hand your belongings to a carrier somewhere along I-95. The whole run is covered by our US DOT and MC interstate authority, backed by our Connecticut Household-Goods Carrier Certificate (CTDOT) at the origin.

At this distance, delivery is typically scheduled for a named day rather than the same afternoon, and we tell you that day in writing before move morning. The price is one binding flat rate set ahead of time, with $0.60-per-pound released-value coverage standard and full-value protection optional. Cargo coverage runs up to $1,000,000 per shipment. Start a free quote and we’ll commit to the number and the delivery date.

What You Pay on This Run

Place SizeFlat Rate
STUDIO / 1-BED$2,480 – $3,580
2-BEDROOM$3,720 – $5,360
3-BEDROOM$5,150 – $7,400
4-BED HOUSE$6,800 – $9,750
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The Process

From Quote to Keys in Three Moves

1

Give Us the Basics

Send both ZIPs, the date you want, and your room count — a minute at the keyboard, no charge.

2

We Send One Locked Figure

Inside a business hour you get a single all-in price on paper, with no quiet hourly meter running behind it.

3

Our Crew Does the Rest

Our uniformed movers pull up in one of our six trucks stocked with gear, then wrap, load, drive, and rebuild every room.

Back From the Corridor

Notes From the Long-Distance Runs

★★★★★

“Fairfield to Boston, roughly 150 miles up I-95 and across to the Pike. Same two guys both ends, binding quote, and they texted me their ETA the whole drive. Couldn't ask for cleaner.”

Marcus T.
Fairfield · Google
★★★★

“Good movers and a fair flat rate. One small nick on a dresser corner, but the lead pointed it out himself before I even noticed and the office knocked a little off without me having to argue. That kind of honesty matters to me.”

Nilda C.
Stratfield · Google
★★★★★

“Whole house off Boston Ave moved in a single day. These are New Chapter's own trucks and own guys, not some random crew they found that morning, and you can tell.”

Eddie S.
North End · Yelp
Questions?

Route FAQ

Roughly how much driving is the DC corridor?
About five hours in clear conditions over the 270 miles, running I-95 through New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland into the District. We schedule around the corridor's heavy spots, so we always give you a delivery day rather than a same-day promise.
On a trip this far, is it still the original crew at the new place?
Yes. The same uniformed New Chapter movers who load you in Bridgeport drive the full route and carry your things into your DC-area home. We don't transfer the shipment to another company partway down I-95.
How is the flat rate built for a Washington move?
We price it from your inventory, the 270-mile interstate drive, access at both ends, and any specialty pieces, then put one binding number in writing before move day. A $150 deposit locks the date and applies to the total.

Picked a date? Marisol’s Bridgeport crew takes it from here.

Look for your written flat-rate quote back in your inbox before the hour is out.

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