Yorktown VA Movers — Moving Labor, Full-Service Moves

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Our rates are on this page: $75 per mover per hour for labor-only help, and hourly full-service rates with our truck. No "call for pricing," no move-day math you haven't seen.

Yorktown is a two-installation town — a Navy weapons station and a Coast Guard training center — and MVMP is veteran-owned. We speak PCS (Permanent Change of Station) fluently: report dates, PPM documentation, and training-graduation timelines that do not slip. The $50 military discount is a standing offer on every move.

Some Norfolk companies quietly dread a Yorktown job because of the bridge run. We plan it openly: which crossing, what time to roll, and how traffic on I-64 affects your clock — all settled on the quote call, not argued about on move day.

Call 757-330-0008 and you reach MVMP — the same veteran-owned team that shows up at your door. No broker, no call center, no subcontracted stranger crew.

The village itself — brick homes and historic properties along Main Street and Ballard Street, down to Riverwalk Landing and the Water Street waterfront on the York River. Moves here run on narrow, old streets with limited truck staging; we scout the parking before the truck crosses into the historic district. The Yorktown Battlefield, part of Colonial National Historical Park, wraps around the village — this is the ground where the 1781 siege ended the Revolutionary War, and the streets still follow an 18th-century footprint.

York County's suburban heart along US 17 (George Washington Memorial Highway) and Victory Boulevard — single-family subdivisions, townhouses, and apartments serving the installations and the Newport News shipyard commute. These are classic subdivision moves: two-car garages, cul-de-sacs, and HOA communities like Kiln Creek, which straddles the York County–Newport News line. Edgehill and the neighborhoods off Route 238 toward the weapons station round out the Lackey side of the county.

Yorktown's bridge neighbor matters to movers: the George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge carries US 17 over the York River to Gloucester Point and Gloucester County. Moves between Yorktown and Gloucester are one-bridge moves — and since tolls on the Coleman Bridge were eliminated in August 2025, the crossing is toll-free in both directions.

From Yorktown to Southside Hampton Roads there are two honest routes: I-64 through the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel, or I-64 west to I-664 and the Monitor-Merrimac Memorial Bridge-Tunnel. We pick based on the destination and the hour — mid-day HRBT runs and Friday-afternoon runs are different animals — and we build the choice into your quote.

Moves involving Naval Weapons Station Yorktown or Training Center Yorktown involve gate processing for the truck and crew. That time is real, so we schedule around it rather than pretend it doesn't exist. Have your sponsor information and the delivery address organized before the crew rolls.

The Colonial Parkway is a National Park Service park road linking Yorktown with Williamsburg and Jamestown — it is built for scenic driving, not moving trucks. Trucks run US 17 and I-64. If your pickup or drop-off sits near the battlefield or the waterfront, we'll stage from the nearest practical street.

In Historic Yorktown, streets are narrow, some are brick, and parking is limited near the waterfront. Tell us the exact address on the quote call; for village addresses we may recommend a smaller truck configuration or a staged load rather than discovering the problem with a full truck on Ballard Street.

It is a double-swing bridge — the span swings open for ships moving on the York River, including traffic serving the weapons station upstream. Openings are usually brief and avoid peak commute hours, but if your move crosses to Gloucester, a few minutes of buffer keeps an opening from becoming a schedule problem. The good news: the bridge has been toll-free since August 2025.

Our crews never handle firearms. Guns, cash, jewelry, medications, and important papers ride with you — on every move, no exceptions. Photograph the backs of TVs and bed frames before disassembly so reassembly goes fast.

Naval Weapons Station Yorktown (established 1918 as the Naval Mine Depot; Cheatham Annex joined the station in 1998) and U.S. Coast Guard Training Center Yorktown.

The Yorktown Battlefield, where the 1781 siege effectively ended the Revolutionary War, is preserved as part of Colonial National Historical Park; the Colonial Parkway connects Yorktown to Williamsburg and Jamestown.

Yorktown sits on the York River. The George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge (US 17) crosses to Gloucester Point — about 3,750 feet of double-swing bridge, toll-free since August 2025.

Riverwalk Landing and Water Street form the village waterfront district, home to the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown.

Historic Yorktown, Grafton, Tabb, Seaford, Edgehill, Kiln Creek, Lackey.

US 17 (George Washington Memorial Highway), Victory Boulevard, Route 238, I-64 — with the HRBT and Monitor-Merrimac crossings to Norfolk and the Southside.

Labor-only moving help costs $75 per mover per hour — $150/hr for 2 movers, $225/hr for 3, $300/hr for 4 — with a 2-mover and 3-hour minimum, so a standard crew starts at $450. Full-service moves with our truck run $200/hr (2 movers), $250/hr (3 movers), and $300/hr (4 movers) with a 3-hour minimum. Call 757-330-0008 for a quote on your move.

Yes, every week. Yorktown is a cross-water run from our Norfolk base via I-64 and the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel or I-664 and the Monitor-Merrimac, and we schedule Yorktown jobs as planned cross-water moves with the routing built into the quote — not as an afterthought.

Yes. We support Personally Procured Moves (PPM) for sailors and families at Naval Weapons Station Yorktown and Cheatham Annex, with the documentation and weigh-ticket discipline the reimbursement file requires, plus labor-only loading and full-service crews. See https://norfolkmovers.org/military-movers and https://norfolkmovers.org/norfolk-ppm-military-move — The $50 military discount is a standing offer.

Yes. Training Center Yorktown's class cycles generate moves all year, and we handle arrivals, departures, and local York County moves for Coast Guard members and their families — labor-only or full-service, at the published rates on this page.

Yes. We load and unload PODS and other portable containers at standard labor rates — $75 per mover per hour — packed and secured for the road. Details: https://norfolkmovers.org/pods-movers-hampton-roads

It depends on the hour and the destination: I-64 through the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel is the direct line, while I-664 and the Monitor-Merrimac Memorial Bridge-Tunnel is the relief route when the HRBT backs up. We choose on the quote call and build the run into your schedule.

No. Tolls on the George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge (US 17 over the York River) were eliminated in August 2025. Yorktown-to-Gloucester moves cross toll-free; just leave a few minutes of buffer in case the swing span opens for river traffic.

The clock starts when the crew arrives at your pickup. After the 3-hour minimum, time bills in 15-minute increments — a 3-hour-and-20-minute job bills as 3.5 hours, not 4.

One hour at your crew's rate books the date, refundable if you cancel 48 or more hours before your scheduled move.

MVMP carries general liability insurance and workers' compensation. On labor-only jobs there is no cargo insurance — you are the carrier on your own truck or container, so review the rental's coverage options. On any job, if our movers damage an item while it is under their direct handling, we will review it promptly and work with you toward repair or replacement.