389 movers in Dry Fork
Happy Wheels Moving LLC
"The business model of this company is to scam their customers. Same experience as other reviews posted here: We hired InterstateMovingandRelocation because it had good reviews, but without consulting us they subcontracted Happy Wheels. Two Russian..."
Ross Allied Trucking
"These guys were supposed to dismantle my furniture at pickup and reassemble at the destination. They refused to do so stating that it was unnecessary, even though I had paid for it. When they arrived at the dropoff location, I was shocked as I..."
Your Moving Company
"DON'T USE THIS MOVING COMPANY!! They are THE WORST!! I just hired them to move a bedroom furniture from Norridge to Palos Hills. The movers were not properly equipped to move the furniture, no Dolly's, straps or anything. I was given an estimate o..."
Bruce's Transfer
"Very disappointed in their customer service as they refuse to repair damages that occurred during the move to my dresser. The dresser started with four functioning, attached legs, and now it only has three functioning, attached legs. They tried to..."
Carolina Moving Solutions LLC
"Carefully count and inspect your own boxes if they pack them. Inspect them before they are sealed and count them loading and unloading. They will also underfill boxes and charge the full amount. They will significantly inflate the numbers of boxes..."
Hilldrup
"There is a reason this company has so many one star reviews - they are the worst. I am still waiting for my goods after a move overseas. It's been five months. They constantly gave misinformation, charged for things they did not do, did not provid..."
Cherokee Moving and Storage
"This company (Steven’s, Northwest and/or Cherokee moving and Storage, all related and of Burlington, Washington, may be ok for a local move, but I think interstate moves are over their heads. I was assured that this company would move our belongin..."
Mover Dudes
"We hired Mover Dudes to get us to Seattle. They were curtious and worked hard. They stayed in touch with me going across the country, even meeting me to change a tire on my car. That day they carried my bags into my hotel for me. Very happy!"
Shields Movers and Staffers LLC
"Shileds subcontracts from my understanding with little to no accountability. I had an inicdent where the two movers were having an altercation amongst themselves. it made me uncomfortable so i ended the job and asked everyone to leave. when i retu..."
Regency Moving and Storage
"First, let me say that their 3-man crew (Jesse, Percy & Darrell) were the very best moving crew we've ever had -- very professional, hard-working & personable with not a single incident of damage. We would give THEM 5 stars. The reason for the low..."
Coastal Moving Co
"Ditto the negative star comment of another customer. My husband and I are both AD military and we moved overseas for the first time. This company lost the majority of our household goods, which included most of our "high value items," such as Wate..."
What to know when moving to Dry Fork, VA
TL;DR: Dry Fork at a Glance
- The Vibe:
- A small community with 16.2% renters and a median household income of $54,819.
- The Major Draw:
- Median gross rent is $1,123.
- The Reality Check:
- Only 12.6% of residents have a bachelor's degree.
- Commute:
- 0% use public transit.
- Top Tip:
- Prepare for 95 rainy days a year, so invest in good rain gear.
The 'Vibe' Check: Who Thrives Here?
Dry Fork has a population of about 4,117, with a median household income of $54,819. The area has a low percentage of renters at 16.2%, indicating a more settled community. With only 12.6% of residents holding a bachelor's degree, the educational attainment is below the national average. Additionally, nearly all residents commute by car, as public transit usage is at 0%. Expect around 32.7 inches of rain annually, making it wise to prepare for wet weather.
Probably not your spot if: you prefer a highly educated community, as only 12.6% have a bachelor's degree.
Your Money: Housing & Cost Snapshot
- Median gross rent is $1,123, while the median owner-occupied home value is $134,000, making it accessible for first-time buyers.
- Approximately 8.2% of the population lives below the poverty line, which reflects some economic challenges.
- With 0% of residents using public transit, this is a car-dependent area.
- The renter vs. owner split indicates a predominantly owner-occupied housing market.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Data Profiles.
Crime & Safety: What the Numbers Say
Virginia's crime rates show a trend of decline over the past few years. In 2025, the state reported a violent crime rate of 203.3 per 100,000 residents, which is 37.5% lower than the national average.
- Violent crime: Virginia's rate is 203.3 per 100k vs. the national rate of 325.3.
- Property crime: The state rate is 1,346.3 per 100k, compared to the national rate of 1,546.9.
- Notable trend: Homicide rates have dropped by 43.2% since 2022.
Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer (state-level summarized data for Virginia).
Schools & Higher Ed
Dry Fork has access to one postsecondary institution in the nearby area.
- Postsecondary institutions: 1
- With College Scorecard data: 1
Source: ArcGIS Postsecondary School Locations, NCES College Scorecard.
Weather & Getting Outside
Pittsylvania County experiences an annual average precipitation of 32.7 inches, with 95 rainy days. The summer months see the highest temperatures, averaging 85 degrees Fahrenheit, while winter lows can drop to 26 degrees.
- Parks & outdoor spots worth checking out:
- White Oak Mountain Wildlife Management Area (4.1 stars, 38 reviews)
- H.B. Moorefield Park (3.6 stars, 21 reviews)
- Pittsylvania Historical Society (5 stars, 12 reviews)
Sources: NOAA Climate Data Online, Google Places.
