Reston Moves, From Town Center Towers to the Cluster Homes
Reston is two worlds under one Fairfax County name: the Town Center high-rises with their docks and elevators, and the wooded cluster homes tucked along the paths, almost all of it run under an HOA. I’m Marcus Whitfield, and since 2011 Motivated Moving Solutions has worked both with company trucks and our own payroll crew. Tower condo or cluster home, you sign one binding flat-rate figure before a hand touches a carton.
Town Center towers and HOA move rules
The Town Center buildings run like any high-rise — reserved freight elevator, a dock window, and often a certificate of insurance before they release the lift. I confirm the building’s requirements while I quote, issue the COI our DMV authority and $1M cargo protection make straightforward, and book the elevator slot so the crew isn’t idling. Many Reston HOAs also set move-in hours, so we schedule inside them rather than risk a fine on your tab.
Cluster homes along the wooded paths
The cluster homes are a different puzzle — shared parking courts, narrow pedestrian paths to the door, and trees that keep a 26-footer off the curb. I scout the approach first, position the truck where it fits the court without blocking neighbors, and relay along the path on carts where the truck can’t get close, all folded into the flat figure. Floors and rails get protected the same as anywhere.
One binding total
After the walkthrough the price is flat and binding — no fuel add-on, no long-carry line wedged in later. We carry full VA/MD/DC authority plus US DOT and MC, our $0.60-per-pound base sits in the paperwork, the crew is ours both ends, and a break on our truck is ours to fix. Call (888) 711-4778 for a Reston estimate.


