Planning Around the Springfield Interchange
Springfield sits where I-95, I-395, and the Capital Beltway meet. That interchange is the reason so many families and businesses choose Springfield, and it’s also the part of the route our movers plan around most carefully. We schedule loading and drive times so your truck isn’t stuck at the interchange during peak commuter hours when the move allows it.
Springfield’s center has been redeveloped since the early 2000s, including Springfield Town Center and the mixed-use business district around it. If you’re moving into or out of an apartment or condo building, ask building management what they need from movers, such as an elevator reservation or a certificate of insurance. Send that to your move coordinator early.
The Franconia-Springfield Metro and VRE station opened in 1997, and much of the nearby housing serves commuters. If your building sits near the station, tell us about loading zones and garage clearance during your consultation.
Long Distance Moves From Springfield
Springfield’s access to I-95 makes it a common starting point for interstate moves. Our long-distance movers pack fragile items like china and artwork, crate flat-screen TVs, and load everything under one plan. On arrival, we unpack, reassemble furniture, and place each item where you want it.
If your new home isn’t ready on delivery day, storage in transit holds your shipment in our climate-controlled facility until it is.
