Maryland Local Movers

Yes, Treasure Moving Company proudly moved thousands of residents within MD, VA and DC. We look forward to helping with your next residential move.

Yes. Please check with your condo association for any restrictions or rules when moving in or out.

Yes, we always protect your floors with runners in high-traffic areas and where heavy items are being moved. We take additional measures, including:

• Banisters and stairs are covered and padded.
• Your furniture is protected with padding for the duration of your move, free of charge.
• Disassemble and reassemble your furniture items (while keeping track of the small nuts, bolts and parts.)
• Have various moving boxes and packing supplies available to protect your items just in case they are needed.

Yes, we will wrap your furniture with thick quilted furniture padding before moving.

Yes, we can help you move in or out, even if you don't need your stuff transported from one place to another.

There are a few different ways to save money while moving including:

• Move during the off-season, which spans from September to May.
• Take the time to sort through all of your items and toss, donate or sell unneeded items.
• If moving long distance, rent and drive your own moving truck. However, you won't save any money doing this for local moves.
• Ship using a moving container instead of a truck. The downside is your belongings may take several weeks to arrive and you may need permits to place the container.
• Find and source your own packing supplies, and pack all of your own things.

• Pack all of your things before move day. It takes a lot more time to move small miscellaneous items if they are not packed in boxes.
• Completely seal and label all boxes.
• Clear all walkways so boxes can be moved out right away. In the snow, shovel and salt prior to our arrival.
• Lock your pets away in a safe area out of the way of your movers. Make sure your movers are aware of the pets.
• Prep all furniture before our arrival by disassembling sectionals, bed frames and tables. (We will always do this for you.)
• If space allows, stack all of your boxes in one area easily accessible by the exterior so they can be quickly moved onto the truck.
• Detach all wall fixtures, paintings, pictures and put in one area to be protected / packed by your movers.
• You can direct your movers to deliver all boxes to one easily accessible area, like a garage, in your new destination.
• Have all wall fixtures and hangings delivered to one spot at your new destination.
• Plan a layout of where goods will be placed at your new destination
• Eliminate unwanted items prior to your move so you have less to move.

First, make sure the quality of your box is good enough to withstand the duration of your move. If using secondhand used boxes, the structural integrity of the box may not be able to support moving any longer. Make sure the box is properly taped on the bottom to support your items using the professional method. Our movers are trained to use three strips of tape on the bottom seam, and another piece going around the sides of the box to hold the strips from the bottom.
Always put heavier items on the bottom working to lightest on top making sure to use plenty of protective packing paper, foam peanuts to protect your goods. Don't leave any empty spaces in the box so that your goods don't shift around while in transit. This also prevents the box from being crushed from the weight of other stacked boxes. Once your box is fully packed, tape the top seam in the same way you did the bottom, with three pieces to ensure it will remain safely closed. Don't forget to label your box, your future self will thank you!