Prince George’s County sits right on our doorstep east and south of the District, a quick hop out US-50 or up I-295 and the Beltway from our Ivy City yard. We are in this county nearly every week, loading a Hyattsville rowhouse, clearing a College Park apartment at semester’s end, or settling a family into a new Bowie subdivision. Marcus Payne started Payne Free Moving in 2012 after years loading trucks for a national van line out of these very suburbs, and the W-2 crew he trained knows the difference between an inside-the-Beltway street move and a wide-open Upper Marlboro drive. We quote flat-rate, put the number in writing before your date, and the same movers load and unload, with no handoff in between.
The county keeps us busy with a real mix of work. Hyattsville and the inside-Beltway towns bring brick rowhouses, walk-up apartments, and constant rental churn; College Park means university moves, student turnover, and family relocations near the campus; Bowie and the eastern subdivisions carry single-family houses and growing families trading up; and Laurel and the Route 1 corridor add condos and federal-worker transfers. Two movers run $145 an hour, three $185, four $245; flat-rate, a studio lands at $450 to $720 and a two-bedroom at $1,200 to $2,050, with packing folded into the quote. We handle long-distance out of the county on our own US DOT and MC authority with $1M in cargo coverage, plus climate-controlled storage from $120 to $300 a month when a closing or a lease gap leaves you between places. For District-side pickups we post the Temporary No-Parking sign the city requires, so the truck has a legal spot at the curb.
Moving within Prince George’s County, clearing a College Park rental, or relocating to a new house in Bowie? Request a free estimate. Our trucks, our crew, one honest flat rate, and a move that lives up to the Payne-free name.