Moving from North Carolina to Virginia

It's about 345 miles from Charlotte, NC to Virginia Beach, VA, the largest city in each state. Below: CMR's recommended movers for North Carolina to Virginia moves, what these moves cost in CMR's move data, delivery times and the most common city routes on this lane.

Recommended mover from North Carolina to Virginia: A Plus Moving and Storage, a CMR Certified Approved carrier. Mayzlin Relocation and Atlas Van Lines are CMR Verified alternatives: licensed carriers we checked in public records, not CMR Certified. How we rank movers · Disclosure

345Driving miles, largest cities

2 to 5 daysTypical delivery

6 hrsSolo drive (DIY)

6CMR route guides on this lane

Distance is road-adjusted between Charlotte, NC and Virginia Beach, VA, the largest city in each state (2020 Census). Delivery is the industry-standard spread window for full-service interstate movers, not a single drive.

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What a North Carolina to Virginia move costs

These are the total prices of 10 completed moves from North Carolina to Virginia in CMR's move data. "Typical" is the middle half of those moves (25th to 75th percentile). They mix all home sizes, so use them as a reality check, not a quote.

Home size	Typical cost	Median	Completed moves
All home sizes combined	$2,475 to $3,484	$2,905	10

Real move prices, not a quote. Source: CMR move data for North Carolina to Virginia. Prices by home size and distance are in the CMR Cost Report. The only number you can hold a mover to is a written binding or Not-To-Exceed estimate after an inventory survey.

Popular city routes from North Carolina to Virginia

Burlington, NC to Mc Lean, VA (1 move)
Jacksonville, NC to Virginia Beach, VA (1 move)
Kure Beach, NC to Charlottesville, VA (1 move)
Pinebluff, NC to Colonial Beach, VA (1 move)
Holly Springs, NC to Midlothian, VA
Winston Salem, NC to Lynchburg, VA

Recommended movers from North Carolina to Virginia

Our top pick is CMR Certified Approved. The two alternatives are CMR Verified: licensed carriers we confirmed in public records, not CMR Certified.

CMR recommended

A Plus Moving and Storage

Top-rated full-service interstate carrier with packing, climate-controlled storage, and binding written estimates.

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CMR Verified

Mayzlin Relocation

A CMR Verified carrier. Regional carrier headquartered in Charlotte, NC.

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CMR Verified

Atlas Van Lines

A CMR Verified carrier. Headquartered in Evansville, IN, with local agents in this state.

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Planning a North Carolina to Virginia move

Get at least three written estimates, and make sure each is binding or Not-To-Exceed, not a phone guess.
Verify each mover's USDOT number for interstate household goods before you book.
Right-size your valuation coverage: standard released-value protection pays only $0.60/lb.
Avoid any mover demanding a large cash deposit up front, a common red flag.

Questions about moving from North Carolina to Virginia

Who is the recommended mover from North Carolina to Virginia?

CMR recommends A Plus Moving and Storage for moves from North Carolina to Virginia. It is a CMR Certified Approved carrier: we met its ownership and management and reviewed licensing, service breadth, pricing clarity and customer feedback. Mayzlin Relocation and Atlas Van Lines are CMR Verified alternatives: licensed carriers we checked in public records, not CMR Certified.

How much does it cost to move from North Carolina to Virginia?

Based on 10 completed moves from North Carolina to Virginia in CMR's move data, the typical total cost was $2,475 to $3,484, with a median of $2,905. That mixes all home sizes, so a small apartment usually costs less and a large home more. Get a written binding or Not-To-Exceed estimate for your inventory.

How long does a move from North Carolina to Virginia take?

Full-service interstate movers usually quote a 2 to 5 days delivery window for the roughly 345 miles between Charlotte and Virginia Beach. A solo driver would spend about 6 hours behind the wheel.

Does my mover need a USDOT number for a move from North Carolina to Virginia?

Yes. Interstate household goods movers must be registered with FMCSA and hold an active USDOT number. Check it in FMCSA's SAFER database before booking.

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