Moving in Fairfax City, Virginia
The City of Fairfax is a small independent city in the middle of Fairfax County, right next to George Mason University. Route 50, Route 123 and I-66 make it easy to get around. Mid Atlantic Van Lines can help you plan a local move into, out of or around Fairfax City.
Student Apartments Near George Mason
Many apartments near campus have set move-in and move-out days, especially in May and August. If you are moving at the start or end of a semester, reach out early and share your lease dates.
Older Homes and Townhomes
Neighborhoods around Old Town Fairfax have older single-family homes with narrow stairs, while newer townhome communities often have HOA parking rules. Tell us which type of home you have so we can plan.
What to Include in Your Fairfax City Moving Quote
- Both addresses, including unit numbers
- Your lease dates or moving date
- A short list of furniture and boxes
- Stairs and parking at each address
- Any items that need to come apart
- Any packing and unpacking help you need
Moving Between Fairfax City and Nearby Areas
Many moves stay close: to Fairfax County, Falls Church or Arlington. See our Fairfax County and Falls Church pages, or visit our Fairfax City long-distance page if you are leaving the area.
Fairfax City Moving Questions
I am a student. Can you help with a small move?
Yes. Send a short list of what you are bringing and your dates, and we will go over the options.
When is the busiest time to move here?
May and August, when semesters end and begin. Book early if you are moving then.
Do I need to reserve parking?
Check with your building or HOA. If there is a loading area, reserve it and send us the details.
Request Your Fairfax City Moving Quote
Moving around Fairfax City? Send us your addresses, moving date and what you are bringing, and we will get back to you.