Treadmills, Ellipticals & Home Gyms
The heaviest thing in most houses. We disassemble, strap, dolly and set it dead-center on your floor mat.
- Treadmill
- Elliptical
- Exercise bike
- Massage chair
- Weight racks
Crews available today · NoVA · DC · MD
Too heavy.
Too awkward.
Too many stairs.
Since 2010, Walter, Charles, Dominique, Hans and the rest of the crew have carried 400 lb safes, upright pianos, treadmills and granite up Northern Virginia staircases. Veteran-family owned. Same-day slots. You only pay for the lifting.
400+
5★ reviews
15 yrs
In the DMV
$200+
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Veteran-family owned 4.9 on Google 6 AM starts, 6 days a week
Real job · our crew
Sofa wrapped, blanketed, strapped
Prep work before a single step is taken
"Walter and Dominique were fantastic moving my 350 lb Sharper Image massage chair from the 3rd floor to my man-cave. They were skilled at removing and reassembling the side arms so the 33-inch chair could get through a 29-inch doorway. I would not hesitate to hire this team again."
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Fairfax · Arlington · DC · MD
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400+
Verified 5★ reviews
15 yrs
Moving NoVA since 2010
400 lb
Heaviest single-item lifts
$200+
Average customer savings
Treadmill ✦Exercise Bike ✦Elliptical ✦Sofa ✦Bed ✦Nightstand ✦Dresser ✦Dining Table ✦Desk ✦TV Stand ✦Safe ✦Upright Piano ✦Spinet Piano ✦Vanity ✦Washer / Dryer ✦China Cabinet ✦Armoire ✦Chairs ✦Pinball Machine ✦Massage Chair ✦Granite Tops ✦Hot Tub Prep ✦Treadmill ✦Exercise Bike ✦Elliptical ✦Sofa ✦Bed ✦Nightstand ✦Dresser ✦Dining Table ✦Desk ✦TV Stand ✦Safe ✦Upright Piano ✦Spinet Piano ✦Vanity ✦Washer / Dryer ✦China Cabinet ✦Armoire ✦Chairs ✦Pinball Machine ✦Massage Chair ✦Granite Tops ✦Hot Tub Prep ✦
What we move
Heavy, awkward, fragile, up three flights. That's the job.
Most movers price a whole house. We built this company around the one item nobody else wants to touch — and then we do the whole house too.
Pianos, Safes & 400 lb Specialty Items
Upright and spinet pianos, gun safes, pinball machines, granite tops. Stair-planned before anyone lifts.
- Upright piano
- Spinet piano
- Gun safe
- Pinball machine
- Granite slabs
Single-Item & In-Home Furniture Moves
One sofa upstairs. A dresser to the garage. Rearranging a room for a hospital bed. No full-move minimum.
- Sofa & sectional
- Bed & dresser
- China cabinet
- Armoire
- Vanity
Labor Only: Load, Unload & Pack
You rent the truck or pods — we bring the muscle, blankets, straps and the know-how. Fast, hourly, honest.
- Truck & pod loading
- Unloading
- Packing / unpacking
- Junk removal
- Sofa hoisting
The heavy item index
Tap your item. We'll show you what it weighs and exactly how we'll move it.
Fifteen years of moving the same eight things over and over. No mystery, no "we'll see when we get there."
Recently moved · real customer jobs
No stock photos here. These are our trucks, our guys, your neighbors' houses.
Life Fitness 95X elliptical
Strapped, dollied & delivered — Fairfax, VA
Oversized upholstered headboard
Hotel corridor navigation, zero wall damage
Headboard into a service elevator
Tight elevator fit, floors protected
The Big Lebowski pinball — crated
300 lb crate off the pallet, Arlington VA
Same pinball, set up in the basement
Unboxed, legs installed, playing that night
Mirrored crushed-diamond dresser
Fragile glass finish — blanket wrapped, no chips
6 AM
Every job starts before the traffic does
Our crews load out of Springfield at first light so your elevator reservation, HOA window or closing time never becomes the problem. Most heavy-item jobs are wrapped up before lunch.
Crated armoire on a pallet
Driveway to second-floor bedroom, Ashburn VA
150 lb treadmill base to the basement
5 steps, rotate left, 8 more steps. Planned before we lifted.
Sofa in the elevator, corners padded
Gloves on, building protected, on schedule
Sofa wrapped before it moves an inch
Shrink wrap, blankets, ratchet straps — Reston, VA
Treadmill loaded and strapped in the truck
Deck padded, walking belt protected, no shifting
True upright reach-in cooler on a pallet
Commercial delivery into a bakery build-out
800 lb
Weight is a plan, not a gamble
Pianos, safes, commercial treadmills, granite — every heavy piece gets measured, strapped and walked through before a single lift. Straps, stair dollies, ramps and timber bracing come standard.
Palletized crate, garage staging
Shrink-wrapped, banded and ready for freight
WinkBeds king dropped at the front door
Curbside delivery, then upstairs by us
The staircase that scares other movers
16 steps, no landing, 32-inch walls
Move-in day, hour zero
Everything in the kitchen, nothing where it belongs
Bed built, dressed and placed by noon
Same apartment, four hours later
Living room, done
Console centered, TV set up, boxes cleared
17 yrs
The stuff other movers turn down
Balcony hoists, basement gym builds, hot tub crates, third-floor walk-ups with a turn at the landing. If somebody told you it can't be done, send us a photo — odds are we've already done it twice.
A year of heavy items, one grid
Pianos, treadmills, safes, sectionals, vanities, recliners
Peloton Tread + Bike, basement gym
Down the stairs, screens padded, set square on the floor
Life Fitness elliptical, curbside pickup
Broken down onto skid boards in a townhouse driveway
Ratchet straps on the elliptical rail
Yellow straps, orange straps, nothing left loose
Crated hot tub on a back patio
Pallet-jacked around the house and set on the slab
Hotel corridor staging, everything wrapped
Green film on the legs, shrink on the table top
400+
Neighbors, not leads
Most of these photos come from repeat customers in Fairfax, Arlington, Alexandria and Loudoun. Same crew, same trucks, same phone number since 2010.
Rooftop terrace sofa, blanketed and strapped
Forearm straps on, one carry across the deck
Hoisting over a fourth-floor balcony
Rope, tarp, spotter below — the stairs said no
Sectional placed, cushions squared
Corner unit built in place, rug straightened
Twelve more from the archive
Piano, spin bike, marble table, vanity, recliner, safe
800 lb upright, blanketed and banded
Down a full flight on a piano board — Vienna, VA
Piano shrink-wrapped before it ever moved
Green film over the case, blankets over the legs
6 AM
Every job starts before the traffic does
Our crews load out of Springfield at first light so your elevator reservation, HOA window or closing time never becomes the problem. Most heavy-item jobs are wrapped up before lunch.
White leather U-sectional, six pieces
Carried in, clipped together, squared to the rug
TRUE PS800 commercial treadmill
Deck separated from the uprights before the stairs
Same PS800, set on the gym mat
Reassembled, leveled and tested before we left
Ten-drawer pine dresser, second floor
Drawers out, blanket wrapped, no wall contact
Pedestal dining table on hardwood
Top off the base, felt pads down, foyer placement
Media console + electric fireplace
Lamps rewrapped, unit set and plugged back in
800 lb
Weight is a plan, not a gamble
Pianos, safes, commercial treadmills, granite — every heavy piece gets measured, strapped and walked through before a single lift. Straps, stair dollies, ramps and timber bracing come standard.
Executive desk filmed in green, hotel corridor
Wrapped in the room, walked past the fire closet
Mattress in denim wrap, balcony walk-out
Forearm straps, one carry, no elevator needed
Upright piano, double-blanketed in the garage
Four blankets, three straps, staged before the truck — Vienna, VA
A whole living room wrapped before it moved
Sofa, ottoman, lamps and art filmed in place — McLean, VA
Classroom load-out, packed floor to ceiling
Desks, chairs and 60 boxes tetrised into one truck
VR motion simulator, 700 lb of arcade
Rolled off a pallet and set level on a concrete floor
17 yrs
The stuff other movers turn down
Balcony hoists, basement gym builds, hot tub crates, third-floor walk-ups with a turn at the landing. If somebody told you it can't be done, send us a photo — odds are we've already done it twice.
Granite countertop lifted onto new cabinets
Two movers, suction straps, one shot to land it square
The same granite, set and sitting flush
Sink cut aligned, cabinets untouched — Alexandria, VA
Antique writing desk filmed in green
Wrapped in the break room, walked out past the vending line
Rope hoist seen from three floors up
Spotter below, tag line in hand, nothing touched the rail
Twelve jobs in one week
Piano, dressers, vanity, recliner, safe — a normal seven days
Upright piano down the ramp
Two-man ramp work — piano dolly, controlled descent, Fairfax
400+
Neighbors, not leads
Most of these photos come from repeat customers in Fairfax, Arlington, Alexandria and Loudoun. Same crew, same trucks, same phone number since 2010.
Platform bed broken down, mattress staged
Slats bundled, hardware bagged and taped to the frame
Solid wood bedroom set rebuilt downstairs
Basement suite — headboard, rails, nightstand, chest of drawers
Ten-drawer reclaimed pine dresser
Drawers pulled, carcass blanketed, ~380 lb across hardwood
Shrink-wrapped bookcase at the elevator
Wrapped standing, walked on edge, staged for the lobby run
Kohler soaking tub, crated on site
Bracing built at the door before it moved an inch
The gear that makes it possible
Piano boards, stair-climbing dolly, skid plates, film
Got a photo of your item? Text it over and we'll price it in minutes.
Text 703-747-9224Photo case files
Every photo on this page is a job we actually did. Here's the story behind them.
Case file 16 · Vienna, VA · Bedroom suite
Taken apart upstairs, rebuilt downstairs, made up before dark
Two bedrooms, one basement, and a customer who had already been quoted a full-day van-line minimum for what was really an in-home move. Platform bed with a slat deck, a king mattress with no handles, a navy chest of drawers, and a ten-drawer reclaimed pine dresser that scaled at roughly 380 lb loaded.
We broke the bed down first — slats bundled and banded, every bolt bagged and taped to the underside of the rail so nothing goes missing between floors. Mattress went on edge in a bag. The pine dresser had its drawers pulled and stacked, carcass blanketed and filmed, then walked on skid plates so the hardwood never took a corner.
Downstairs it went back the other way: rails and headboard first, nightstand and lamp set where they asked, dresser landed level against the wall. Same furniture, new room, nothing to reassemble after we left.
2 rooms
Disassembled, carried, rebuilt
In-home moves are the calls other companies price like a cross-country haul. They're a two-hour job for us.
Case file 17 · Bethesda, MD · Odd shapes
A cast tub on a patio and a bookcase that wouldn't tip
Some weeks are nothing but awkward. A Kohler soaking tub sat on a back patio waiting for a second-floor bath — no handles, no flat side, and a shell that cracks if you set it down wrong. We built timber bracing across the rim on site, tarped it, and carried it as a rigid unit instead of a flexible one.
Same week, a full-height bookcase in a downtown lobby. Wrapped standing so the shelves stayed in their pins, walked on edge to the elevator, and staged at the door until the car was ours. No shelf shifted, no film touched the tile.
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Cracked shells, chipped shelves
The trick with awkward items is making them rigid before you make them mobile.
Case file 01 · Arlington high-rise
From hour zero to a made bed by noon
We met this one at the worst possible moment: every box in the kitchen, a bed frame leaning against the island, a floor lamp holding up a stack of picture frames, and a leasing office elevator reservation that expired at 1 PM.
Two movers, one plan. Bedroom first so there was somewhere to sleep, then the living room so there was somewhere to sit, then the kitchen counter cleared so there was somewhere to cook. Furniture built on site — bed, console, side tables — and every flattened box carried back out.
4 hrs
Chaos to fully lived-in
The customer walked back in at noon and asked us who made the bed.
Case file 02 · Alexandria walk-up
A king mattress, sixteen steps and no landing
The delivery company did what delivery companies do — left a boxed WinkBeds king on the front step and drove off. Behind that red door: a straight sixteen-step run, no landing, no turn, and walls barely wider than the box itself.
We measured the box, measured the stair well, then cut the carton down at the door instead of fighting it the whole way up. Mattress went up on edge with one mover leading and one below controlling the weight. Ten minutes, zero scuffs on the paint.
16 steps
No landing, no scuffs
Most damage happens because someone guessed. We measure first, every time.
Case file 03 · Bakery build-out
Commercial freight nobody else would touch
A True upright reach-in cooler, crated, banded and sitting on a pallet in the middle of a tile floor that had been laid two days earlier. Add a spiral dough mixer and a rack oven waiting behind it.
Masonite down before anything rolled, pallet jack in, cooler walked into the alcove by hand for the last eight feet, then leveled and packaging hauled out. Same crew came back the next week for the palletized freight staged in the garage.
900 lb
Reach-in cooler, placed and leveled
Residential care, commercial weight. We do both in the same day.
Case file 04 · Prep work
The part of the job customers never see
Before a single heavy piece leaves a room it gets wrapped. Shrink film over the fabric, moving blankets over the corners, ratchet straps to give two people a real handle instead of a fistful of upholstery.
In the truck it's the same discipline: deck padded, item strapped to the rail, weight low and centered so nothing shifts on the Beltway. It adds fifteen minutes on the front end and it's why our review wall doesn't have a damage story in it.
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Damage claims on wrapped freight
Strong is the easy part. Careful is what you're actually paying for.
Case file 05 · The archive
Twelve months. Everything you see here got carried.
Upright pianos and baby grands. Treadmills, spin bikes, dressers and sectionals. Marble tables, washers, bathroom vanities, recliners, office desks, gun safes.
Some of them went up three flights. Some came out of a basement that hadn't been opened in a decade. All of them ended up exactly where the customer pointed.
400+
Heavy items moved last year
If it's too heavy for two friends and a pickup, it's a normal Tuesday for us.
Case file 06 · Fourth-floor balcony
When the stairwell says no, we go up the outside
Sixty-inch sectional, forty-two-inch stairwell, a 90-degree turn at every landing. We walked it once with a tape measure and told the customer the truth: this piece is not going up those stairs, and cutting the frame is not happening on our watch.
So we rigged it. Blue tarp over the fabric, rope harness through the frame, one mover on the balcony hauling, one below guiding the line off the siding and one keeping the walkway clear. Up four floors, over the rail, and into the living room in under twenty minutes.
4 floors
Hoisted, not forced
Every mover can carry. Fewer will stop, measure, and find another way in.
Case file 07 · Basement home gym
A Peloton Tread, a bike, and a staircase in between
Connected fitness equipment is the worst combination there is: heavy steel frame, a screen worth more than the frame, and a customer who has already been told by two companies that they don't touch it.
We pull the screen and pad it separately, break the deck from the uprights when the model allows, and take the stairs one riser at a time with a mover on each end. The Life Fitness elliptical on the same route went out on skid boards and orange straps before it ever touched the driveway.
600 lb
Tread + bike, one basement
We move gym equipment every week. That's not a side service, it's the core of the business.
Case file 08 · Backyard delivery
A crated hot tub, a gate, and one narrow strip of concrete
Freight dropped a crated spa in the driveway with the classic note: curbside only. Between the driveway and the pad sat a side gate, a soft lawn and a strip of walkway barely wider than the crate itself.
Plywood over the grass so the wheels didn't sink, gate panel pulled and set aside, then the crate walked around the house and lowered onto the slab square to the house line. Gate reinstalled, plywood picked up, crate hauled off.
One trip
Driveway to the slab, no lawn damage
Curbside delivery is where our job starts, not where it ends.
Case file 09 · Commercial suite refresh
Sixty rooms of furniture, wrapped before it moved
Hotel and office jobs live and die on protection. Elevators reserved, corridors masoniteed, and every leg, top and edge filmed before it leaves the room — because a scuffed corridor wall costs the client more than the labor did.
Tables filmed in green, headboards blanketed, console tops shrink-wrapped in place, then staged by floor so the truck loaded in the right order. Same crew, same wrap discipline we use on a one-bedroom apartment.
60 rooms
Zero corridor damage claims
Same standard whether it's your apartment or sixty hotel suites.
Case file 10 · Vienna, VA
Eight hundred pounds, one staircase, zero drama
The customer sent one photo and one sentence: "Upright piano, second floor, we tried once already." That second part is how most of our piano calls start.
A piano doesn't get carried, it gets controlled. Case filmed in green so the finish never touches a blanket seam, blankets banded over that, orange ratchet straps around the whole body, then a piano board and four hands on the low end. The whole descent took eleven minutes because the ninety minutes of prep already happened.
800 lb
Down a full flight, one pass
If a company quotes a piano over the phone without asking about the stairs, hang up.
Case file 11 · Commercial treadmill relocation
The TRUE PS800 two other companies said no to
A TRUE PS800 is a gym-floor machine that ended up in a house: welded steel frame, motor housing at the front, and a footprint that does not turn a corner assembled.
We separate the deck from the uprights, pad the console, take the frame down the stairs on its side, then put it back together on the mat and run it up to speed before we pack the tools. You don't sign anything until it's moving.
Tested
Belt runs before we leave
Reassembled and tested is part of the price, not an add-on.
Case file 12 · Whole living room, one afternoon
Six-piece sectional, a pedestal table and a fireplace console
Not every job is a monster. Plenty of days look like this one: a white leather U-sectional that had to come in through a single front door, a pedestal dining table with a solid top, and a media console carrying an electric fireplace insert and two heavy lamps.
White leather is unforgiving, so it goes in wrapped and comes out of the wrap indoors. Table top comes off the pedestal, felt pads go down before it lands. The console gets set, the fireplace plugged back in, and the lamps put back exactly where the photo showed them.
3 rooms
Placed, built and plugged in
We put the room back the way you had it, not the way that's easiest for us.
Case file 13 · Single-item calls
One dresser, one hallway, one phone call
This ten-drawer pine dresser was a single-item job — the kind a full-service van line either won't touch or charges a half-day minimum for. Drawers out, blanket wrapped, up the stairs, drawers back in, done in under an hour.
The same afternoon we walked a green-filmed executive desk past a hotel fire closet and carried a denim-wrapped mattress out over a balcony landing. Three completely different jobs, same crew, same straps.
1 item
Minimum job we'll take
No full-move minimum. If it's one item, we'll come move one item.
Case file 14 · Alexandria kitchen renovation
Carried granite. Not cracked.
A granite countertop is the one item where being strong isn't enough. It weighs 350 lb, it flexes if you carry it flat, and it cracks in a way no glue fixes. The contractor had the cabinets set and the sink cut done — everything was waiting on the lift.
We carried it in on edge, suction straps and forearms, then rotated it over the cabinet run and lowered it in one continuous motion. No walking it in with a corner down, no resting it on a jamb. It landed flush the first time and the plumber was hooking the sink up twenty minutes later.
350 lb
Landed square, first attempt
Granite forgives nothing. That's exactly why people call us for it.
Case file 15 · Commercial & specialty freight
The stuff nobody else wants to touch
A VR motion simulator showed up on a pallet with no instructions and a very expensive-looking hydraulic base. A school needed a classroom emptied into one truck the same afternoon. A restaurant had a walk-in cooler in a driveway. Different jobs, same phone call: "the freight guy left it and nobody will move it."
That's the work we built the equipment list for — piano boards, stair-climbing dollies, skid plates, four-wheel machine movers and enough film to wrap a room. When the item is odd-shaped, top-heavy or worth more than the truck, having the right tool on the van is the whole job.
700 lb
Heaviest arcade unit set level
If the freight company dropped it and walked away, that's our call to take.
How it works
Booked in one call.
Often moved the same day.
You request the time, your professional movers get confirmed within minutes. Ten-plus years of combined residential and commercial experience on every crew.
Step 1
Call or text a photo
One picture of the item and the stairs is usually all we need. Dispatch answers from 6 AM.
Step 2
Get the full price upfront
Hourly, two-hour minimum, total estimated cost before you commit. No day-of surprises.
Step 3
We plan the path
Doorway widths, landings, elevator size, disassembly. Every review that says 'careful' starts here.
Step 4
Lifted, placed, reassembled
Blankets down, item in its final spot, legs back on, leveled. Then we get out of your way.
Who shows up
You'll know their names before they knock. Your reviews already do.
No rotating cast of subcontractors. The same small crew has been carrying the heavy end across Northern Virginia since 2010 — and customers keep naming them in the reviews.
Lewis
Owner / dispatch
Answers the phone, quotes the job, and tells you no if we're not the right call.
"Lewis was able to schedule my 400 lb safe move the same day." — John Lee
Walter
Lead mover · specialty items
Pianos, safes, massage chairs. The guy who takes the arms off a chair so it fits a 29-inch door.
"Walter and Dominique were fantastic." — Michael Taliefero
Dominique
Lead mover · stairs & hoists
Runs the rope on balcony hoists and the bottom end on every basement staircase.
"Skilled at removing and reassembling the side arms." — Michael Taliefero
Hans & Charles
Load / unload crew
Four pods, three flights, no elevator — and they still worked fast.
"Hans and Charles were AMAZING. 10/10 hire again." — Roxana N.
The standard
Six things that happen on every job, whether it's one dresser or a whole house.
Text a photo of your item →We measure before we lift
Doorway, stair width, turn radius and the item itself. If it doesn't fit, we tell you before you pay.
Wrapped, blanketed, strapped
Shrink film, moving blankets and ratchet straps on every heavy piece. Included, never a line item.
Floors and corners protected
Masonite, runners and door jamb covers on hardwood, tile and building corridors.
Uniformed, background-checked crew
Same guys the reviews name. No day-labor pickups off an app.
We text when we're rolling
You get a heads-up on the way, not a four-hour window and silence.
Nothing leaves half-done
Furniture reassembled, item set where you point, packaging hauled out.
Since 2010
Fifteen years of somebody else's heaviest problem.
2010
Two brothers, one truck
Started taking the single-item calls the big van lines turned down in Fairfax County.
2014
The gym-equipment years
Treadmills and ellipticals became half the calendar. We bought skid boards and never looked back.
2017
Pianos and safes
Added piano boards, safe dollies and the crew training to use them. 800 lb stopped being scary.
2020
Masks, gloves, same crew
Kept working through it — hotel corridors, hospital-bed room rearranges, contactless single-item moves.
2023
Commercial and freight
Restaurant coolers, office suites, palletized deliveries the freight company left in the driveway.
Today
400+ five-star reviews
Still family-run, still answering the phone ourselves, still quoting the stairs before you pay.
What it costs
No hourly surprises, no fuel-surcharge games. You get the number first.
Customers average about $200 less with us than with a full-service van line for the same single heavy item — because you're only paying for the lifting.
Single heavy item
Flat rate
One treadmill, safe, piano, sectional or dresser moved in-home or between two addresses.
- Quoted upfront on the phone
- Stairs priced before we arrive
- Wrap & straps included
Most booked
Labor only · load or unload
Hourly, 2-hr min
You rent the truck, pod or container. We bring the crew, blankets, straps and dollies.
- 2 or 3-man crews
- Blankets & straps included
- Most loads done inside the minimum
Full move / commercial
Custom quote
Whole-home moves, office and restaurant deliveries, palletized freight, junk removal.
- Site walk by photo or video
- Masonite & corridor protection
- Same-day slots when open
Why people who've been burned by movers call us second — and us first forever after.
Veteran-family owned
Started in 2010 by a family that shows up when it says it will.
Named crews you'll remember
Walter, Charles, Dominique, Louis, Hans, Aaron — customers ask for them by name.
Disassembly included
Sofa legs, treadmill consoles, massage chair arms, bed frames — off and back on.
6 AM starts, same-day slots
Six days a week. Text after hours and we'll answer first thing.
Labor-only pricing
Skip the van-line markup. Average customer saves over $200.
Careful, not just strong
Blankets, shrink wrap, floor protection, corner guards. Walls stay clean.
Every review, nothing hidden
22 customers. Same story every time.
4.9
Google Business Profile
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Michael Taliefero
Google review
"Walter and Dominique were fantastic moving my 350 lb Sharper Image massage chair from the 3rd floor to my man-cave. They were skilled at removing and reassembling the side arms so the 33-inch chair could get through a 29-inch doorway. I would not hesitate to hire this team again."
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John Lee
Google review
"Lewis was able to schedule my 400 lb safe move the same day. Two huge but friendly guys showed up on time, lifted my safe up to the second floor and were out the door in less than 30 minutes."
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Luke Orndorff
Google review
"They moved a heavy granite countertop — with a sink attached — up a flight of stairs, and the slab was already cracked in the middle. They stabilized it, navigated the tight stairway with precision, and got it in place without a hitch. Strong, meticulous problem-solvers."
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Adam Hubka
Google review
"The team was quick to respond and arrived the same day to help us move a 300 pound pinball machine to the basement. They also unboxed it and set up the legs. Everyone was a pleasure to work with!"
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Jessica Warnock
Google review
"Thick granite-topped dining table down narrow stairs and around the house into our basement. The movers were early, very strong, very careful with my property. They carried it like it was nothing. Already told friends and family."
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Roxana N.
Google review
"Hans and Charles were AMAZING. They worked tirelessly unloading our 4 U-Haul pods and took everything up 3 flights of stairs since we didn't have an elevator — and still worked fast. 10/10 hire again."
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Brian P
Google review
"The team moved a Sole F85 treadmill no problem. Very professional and helpful all the way — they even made sure it was centered on the floor mat. I'd recommend these guys to anyone."
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Philip Redway
Google review
"I've hired Extra Moving Help Team twice and both times I've been very pleased. Professional, friendly and respectful. Even my large, fragile items were moved without damage. They'll be my first call next time."
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Rich P
Google review
"These guys saved the day after our original moving plans fell through. I called same day and they had a crew out that evening. Louis kept me updated, the crew loaded my entire house into the rental truck in two hours. They are the real deal."
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Erica Smith
Google review
"We booked the Extra Moving Help Team to load the moving truck for 2 hours. Their team loaded everything in 1 hour. Kind, fast and friendly — definitely booking again."
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Dakota Sevier
Google review
"We had a horrible experience with a company we hired after originally saying no to Extra Moving Help. They jumped right in at an amazing price, showed up early, professional and respectful of our belongings. Don't make the same mistake we did — book them first."
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Andrea Goins
Google review
"I'd give these guys 10 stars if I could. Great communication and professionalism compared to other companies I've hired. On time, efficient, no damage to walls or items. Personable, fast, efficient!"
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Loy Carrera
Google review
"Movers were great and professional, taking extra care moving furniture from upstairs downstairs and into the garage. Thank you!"
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J Mills
Google review
"Responsive, showed up same day and did the job efficiently. The guys were more observant of their surroundings and careful about the item's positioning than movers normally are in my experience."
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Emily Metz
Google review
"Needed a piano moved, reached out and they came the same day. Amazing job — 10/10 experience!"
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Cerulean Wolter
Google review
"We had a truck and just needed muscle — and boy did we get it. Nothing was too heavy or too awkward. They navigated stairs like it was a breeze, and they were polite to my dogs. 10/10."
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Denise Whitaker
Vienna, VA
"I only needed two rooms rearranged and nobody else would take a small job. They quoted me straight, showed up in the window, and had the bed and dresser upstairs in under an hour. Floors and door frames untouched."
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Marcus Bell
Alexandria, VA
"700 lb safe, one turn at the bottom of the stairs. They measured, talked through the plan, then just did it — calm the whole time. Worth every dollar not to have my stairs destroyed."
PR
Priya Raman
Ashburn, VA
"Two pods unloaded and everything placed in the right room. They asked before setting anything down and re-wrapped the pieces that were going into storage. Best moving experience we've had in the DMV."
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Greg Hollins
Manassas, VA
"Called on a Tuesday morning, they had a crew out that afternoon. Treadmill disassembled, moved to the second floor and reassembled. They even leveled it before they left."
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Karen Alvi
Bethesda, MD
"My grandmother's china cabinet made it down two flights without a scratch. They blanket-wrapped every panel before touching it. Genuinely careful people, not just strong ones."
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Tom Reyes
Woodbridge, VA
"The sectional wouldn't fit the stairwell so they hoisted it over the balcony rail. Straps, spotters, done in twenty minutes. I'd already given up on that couch."
Asked every single day
Can you come today?
Often yes. Call before 2 PM and we can usually fit a single item the same afternoon — Lewis will tell you straight if we can't.
Do I need to empty it first?
Dressers and safes yes, everything else usually no. We'll tell you exactly what to empty when you call.
What if it doesn't fit?
We measure before we lift and tell you before you pay. If the item genuinely won't fit, you're not charged for a wasted trip.
Do you take the packaging?
Yes. Crates, boxes and film go with us at no extra charge on most jobs.
Areas we serve
Northern Virginia, DC & Maryland
Based in Northern Virginia, on the road across the DMV six days a week. If your town isn't listed, call anyway — we're probably nearby today.
- Gainesville, VA
- Springfield, VA
- Dumfries, VA
- McLean, VA
- Alexandria, VA
- Fairfax, VA
- Arlington, VA
- Herndon, VA
- Falls Church, VA
- Fairfax Station, VA
- Centreville, VA
- Ashburn, VA
- Manassas, VA
- Tysons, VA
- Woodbridge, VA
- Chantilly, VA
- Vienna, VA
- Reston, VA
- Washington, DC
- Bethesda, MD
- Silver Spring, MD
- Rockville, MD
Questions we get before every booking
Still unsure? Call 703-747-9224 and ask for dispatch — you'll get a real answer, not a sales script.
Usually yes. Same-day and next-day heavy-item jobs are our specialty — several of our reviews mention a crew arriving within hours. Call or text 703-747-9224 and we'll tell you honestly what's open today.
Stop asking your friends to help. Call the guys who do this every day.
Free quote in minutes. Same-day crews when we have them. And the total price before you say yes.