Need a reliable moving company to handle a move into or out of Ginter Park? Cavalier Moving provides expert care for households throughout this Northside Richmond neighborhood. Start your stress-free move by giving us a call.
There is no one you can trust like the crew at Cavalier Moving. With a team of professional, trustworthy and clean-cut movers, we provide a dependable and stress-free experience from point A to point B.
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We assemble IKEA and other DIY furniture on your behalf.
Our team loads and unloads trucks, PODS, and ABF trailers quickly and carefully.
Planning a move outside Virginia? Our long-distance moving team handles interstate relocations with the same care as a move across the neighborhood.
From Colonial Revival homes to Queen Anne style houses on wide, tree-lined streets, our movers show the same care and attention to your belongings as you would.
Cavalier Moving handles the packing, loading, and unloading for Northside businesses while you take care of yours.
Whether you’re moving within Ginter Park or across town, we’ll get you there safely and on time.
Ginter Park was developed in the 1890s by tobacco magnate Lewis Ginter, who envisioned a Richmond suburb inspired by neighborhoods he had seen in Melbourne, Australia. It became known as the Queen of the Suburbs for its grand homes and wide boulevards, and it was annexed into the City of Richmond in 1914. The neighborhood is also home to Union Presbyterian Seminary, which Ginter drew to the area with a gift of land.
The neighborhood spans 21 blocks arranged around two wide boulevards, Chamberlayne Avenue and Brook Road, both lined with mature shade trees and grassy medians. Homes sit on generous lots, generally 100 by 250 feet, in a mix of Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Tudor Revival styles built mostly before the Great Depression.
Ginter Park sits about four miles north of downtown Richmond, making it a straightforward commute for people who want a historic, established neighborhood without living downtown itself.
Key local offices, schools and utilities to contact when you move to Ginter Park, Richmond, VA:
900 E. Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 646-7000
200 W. Grace Street
Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 646-5100
1200 Westbrook Avenue
Richmond, VA 23227
(804) 646-1236
301 N. 9th Street
Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 780-7710
Richmond Dept. of Public Utilities
900 E. Broad Street, Room 115
Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 646-4646
Dominion Energy – Electric Utility
Service Area
Richmond, VA
(866) 366-4357
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