Son Movers
Northern Virginia runs eight company trucks and a full W-2 crew across Route 7, Route 28, and the Dulles Toll Road, from three-level Cascades townhomes to the high-rise condos around Reston Town Center, timing each load around DC-metro rush hour and the salt trucks on a winter Beltway, ever since 2015. Licensed, bonded & insured.
Price My Move
Three Things Worth Settling Before Our Truck Pulls Up to Your Townhome
A Number You Can Sign
Give us where you are moving out of, where you are moving into, and the day you are after. What comes back is one written number we stand by, with nothing sneaking onto the invoice on load day.
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Reserving a loading-dock window in a Reston or Tysons high-rise, getting a Certificate of Insurance issued that names your HOA before the move-in deadline, what our Virginia DMV household-goods authority and cargo coverage actually pay out, lining up a stair-carry down three townhome flights on move morning. These are the first questions Northern Virginia residents bring to us.
Read Our FAQWhat People Tell Us
Read what households across Sterling and out through Ashburn and Leesburg wrote down once Dylan’s movers had padded every piece, carried it down the townhome stairs, and rebuilt the last room at the new place.
Read ReviewsMoving Sterling and the Rest of Northern Virginia, the Way We Were Taught
Book your move with Son Movers, a Sterling moving company Dylan Mercer started in 2015. He grew up carrying boxes beside his father on weekend jobs, then logged years inside a national van line that treated customers like account numbers and a flaky two-guys outfit that missed dates and scuffed furniture. Over the past 11 years our crew has learned Loudoun County townhome by townhome and HOA gatehouse by HOA gatehouse, sticking to the arrival window we set and the number we put on paper.
A short hop between Cascades cul-de-sacs or a run down I-95 to Richmond, our movers handle the whole thing: pad it, carry it down the stairs, drive it, and set every room back up at the far door. A real person picks up the phone, not a hold queue. All eight trucks are ours and every mover is on our payroll, so no day-labor stranger ever puts a hand on what you own.
Proud to be your Sterling, VA moving crew.
Get a Free QuoteWhat Loudoun County Households Wrote Us After Move Day
“Our Cascades townhome is three levels and the basement bedroom is at the bottom of a brutal switchback stair. I figured that part would eat the whole day. Son Movers had four guys rotating the heavy stuff up so nobody gassed out, and they padded the rail corners before a single box moved. The $169/hr two-mover rate is what got quoted but they upsized the crew for the stairs and still came in under the estimate. Wrapped by mid-afternoon, nothing dinged.”
“Booked them for our Ashburn Village place. Smooth from the deposit on. Crew showed up early and the truck was clean.”
“Our Reston Town Center building demands a certificate of insurance before they'll even reserve the freight elevator, and most movers I called got weird about it. Son Movers had the COI to my building manager the same afternoon with the exact additional-insured language the HOA wanted. Move day they had the elevator padded and a guy stationed at the loading dock the whole window so we never lost our reservation slot. Genuinely the COI part is why I'm leaving five stars.”
“Small studio in Sterling Park, in and out before lunch. Fair price, no surprise fees on the invoice.”
Why Northern Virginia Calls Us Back for the Next Move
Move day stays calm when every hand on it is on our payroll. For close to 11 years we have held the window we set and the price we signed, wrapping your things the careful way Dylan teaches every new hire. The date you reserve belongs to you and never gets bumped because a bigger job phoned in.
Covering Northern Virginia & the Loudoun Towns Along Route 7
Find your town below, from Ashburn and Herndon across to Reston, Leesburg, and Chantilly.
Wrapped, counted, loaded,