Moving Company In Mclean VA

moving within the house or from unit to unit within the same Apt building

5 to 25 Pieces Of Furniture + Up To 30 Boxes.

We are a top rated moving company in Mclean VA. Whether it’s apartments to offices, moving just next-door, or across the DMV Area, we can do it all. We are here to make your move as easy as possible. We make sure your move gets finished and finished right.

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Welcome To Brown's Moving

Moving Company In Mclean VA

Since 2005, Browns Moving Service has moved more than 2000 families. We are a moving company in Mclean VA and we do long distance moves too. We move apts, condos, townhouses, houses, storage units, pods, offices or even 5 or 6 pieces of furniture.

Our biggest move was a school in Vienna VA. We here at Browns Moving Service pride ourselves on the quality of service we provide. We work hard to ensure your complete satisfaction on every job. We treat your belongings as if they were our own.

If you are moving within the same building to a different unit we can handle it. If you have any questions or you would like to discuss specific details about a project you have in mind, please do not hesitate to call or e-mail us. We are standing by ready to assist you.

703-899-3577

We offer military, school teacher, law enforcement and elderly discounts

McLean, Virginia displays a rich architectural tapestry, blending grand historic homes, elegant revival styles, and modern luxury estates. Among its notable older properties are Salona, a brick Federal-era manor built between 1790-1810, and the Spring Hill Farm, another Federal and mid-19th-century revival-style farmhouse. Contemporary architectural statements include striking French-Villa inspired homes like Bois Doré (built in 1951) with its H-shaped layout and historically sensitive detailing.Then there are new mansions and custom homes—Tudor-brick façades, Georgian brick mansions, and Southern Colonial revivals—that showcase luxury and a nod to classical styles but with modern scale and amenities. A recurring theme is the balance between preserving historic character (plantation homes, manor houses) and accommodating newer, larger residences and estates, often with expansive grounds, careful landscaping, and attention to materials and craftsmanship.