Chesapeake to Baltimore
Baltimore is our longest regular haul, about 230 miles up the full I-64 to I-95 corridor, past Richmond and through Northern Virginia before the harbor comes into view. This lane carries port and logistics transfers, PCS moves tied to Fort Meade, and households returning to family after time in Hampton Roads.
- Distance230 mi north
- RouteI-64 / I-95
- Drive timeabout 3 hours 45 minutes
- LicenseVirginia-registered and insured
A long lane, still planned to the hour
Between loading, clearing the tunnels, and DC-area traffic, a Baltimore run can stretch past a single work shift, so Nadia Cross plans most jobs as a same-day delivery with an overnight option built in rather than a crew pushing through after dark. She coordinates any storage bridge if the Baltimore closing date slips past delivery.
- One truck carries the load the entire 230 miles into Baltimore
- Heavy pieces boarded and every item logged before the run north begins
- Departure and any rest stop built around PCS report dates on military transfers
- Nadia Cross can hold your things in short-term storage if the timeline shifts
Longest lane, same rules
Paige Donnelly prices the full 230 miles the same way she prices a job across Chesapeake, by standing in your rooms first. The number doesn’t move once the truck has cleared DC-area traffic.
| Move size | Rate on this lane |
|---|---|
| 1-bedroom | $880 – $1,240 |
| 2-bedroom home or condo | $1,850 – $2,660 |
| 3-bedroom house | $2,900 – $4,170 |
| 4+ bedroom or full home | $4,290 – $6,080 |