South on I-95 and I-85 — Baltimore to the Queen City
I’m Vincent Marchetti, and Charlotte is a real long-haul for my Baltimore crew — about 440 miles down I-95 to the I-85 split south of Petersburg, then I-85 south through Raleigh-Durham and into the Queen City. One truck, one W-2 crew the whole way. Reggie usually leads this lane.
How the 2–3 day window works
We load in Baltimore in the morning, overnight at a secured yard south of Richmond or near Greensboro, and unload in Charlotte day two or three. The flat rate stays the same — overnight is built into the price, not bolted on at the door. Transit window: 2–3 days.
- Same Baltimore crew on both ends — no transfer to a Carolina outfit
- Long-distance moves with written flat-rate pricing
- Heavy items? Add piano service — and review how we work
- Other south-bound lanes on the route hub
Baltimore → Charlotte, NC — estimated cost
| Home size | Estimated flat rate | Typical transit |
|---|---|---|
| 1-bedroom | $2,650 – $3,750 | 2–3 days |
| 2-bedroom | $3,600 – $4,800 | 2–3 days |
| 3-bedroom | $4,650 – $6,050 | 2–3 days |
| 4-bedroom+ | $5,950 – $7,650 | 2–3 days |
Planning figures only. After our Baltimore, MD crew walks the load (or a quick video estimate), your written number is locked in.
Moving Baltimore to Charlotte, NC?
One Charm City crew end to end, a single flat written price from your old door to the new one, quoted fast
Our own movers load in Baltimore and drive the whole haul on our own trucks — no brokers, no load boards, no carrier hand-offs, no waiting on a stranger to call you back.
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