Moving in Loudoun County, Virginia
Loudoun County stretches from Sterling and Ashburn near Dulles Airport out to Leesburg and the rural west. Route 7, Route 28 and the Dulles Greenway connect it all. Mid Atlantic Van Lines can help you plan a local move anywhere in the county.
Planned Communities and HOA Rules
Many homes in Ashburn, Brambleton and South Riding are in planned communities with HOA rules about trucks, parking and moving hours. Check your HOA rules early and share them with us.
Larger Homes and Rural Properties
Homes here are often larger, with three floors, finished basements and garages. In western Loudoun, some properties have long gravel driveways. Tell us about your home and driveway so we can plan the right truck.
What to Include in Your Loudoun Moving Quote
- Pickup and drop-off addresses
- Your moving date
- A room-by-room furniture list
- Basement, garage and number of floors
- HOA rules and driveway access
- Any packing and unpacking help you need
Ashburn, Brambleton and Broadlands
Ashburn and the planned communities around it, such as Brambleton and Broadlands, are full of newer single-family homes and three-level townhomes. Most have HOA rules, shared parking areas and quiet hours. Some townhome garages face a rear lane or parking court, so tell us where a truck can stop and how far it is to your door.
Historic Leesburg
Leesburg, the county seat, has a historic downtown with older homes, steep stairs and narrow streets, plus newer neighborhoods on the edges of town. Downtown parking is limited, so let us know your street and whether there is room for a truck nearby.
Sterling and the Dulles Area
Sterling and the communities near Washington Dulles International Airport have many apartment complexes and established single-family neighborhoods. Apartment communities usually set move-in and move-out hours and may ask you to reserve a loading area, so check with your leasing office before you pick a date.
Moving Between Loudoun and Nearby Areas
Many Loudoun moves stay close: to Reston, Herndon or other parts of Fairfax County. See our Fairfax County page, or visit our Loudoun County long-distance page if you are leaving the region.
Loudoun County Moving Questions
Can a large truck get to a home with a long driveway?
Often, yes. It depends on width, slope and turning room, so tell us about it when you request a quote.
Do I need HOA approval for a moving truck?
Some communities require it. Check with your HOA a week or two ahead.
Can you move a three-level home?
Yes. Tell us what is on each floor so we can plan the crew.
Do you move within Ashburn or from Ashburn to Leesburg?
Yes. We plan local moves anywhere in Loudoun County, including Ashburn, Brambleton, Broadlands, Leesburg, Sterling and South Riding.
Can you move me from Loudoun to Fairfax, Prince William or Fauquier County?
Yes. Moves between Loudoun and nearby Virginia counties can be planned as local moves. Tell us both addresses. See also our Fairfax County page.
Request Your Loudoun County Moving Quote
Moving within Loudoun County? Send us your addresses, moving date and what you are bringing, and we will get back to you.