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ON THE COVER: Revolutionary War reenactors at the National Museum of the U.S. Army at Fort Belvoir.
WELCOME FROM THE CHAMBER CHAIR
TThe Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the 2026 Community Guide.
he Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the 2026 Community Guide.
My family has called this area home for years, and we enjoy our local businesses, schools and neighbors. Our community is a diverse tapestry of people from around the globe – some are new arrivals, while others have roots going back generations. Together, we create vibrant and welcoming neighborhoods.
My family has called this area home for years, and we enjoy our local businesses, schools and neighbors. Our community is a diverse tapestry of people from around the globe – some are new arrivals, while others have roots going back generations. Together, we create vibrant and welcoming neighborhoods.
Our local businesses, both large and small, are the heartbeat of this community. They provide essential goods and services, create local jobs and even invest in our future by funding scholarships for students pursuing higher education.
Our local businesses, both large and small, are the heartbeat of this community. They provide essential goods and services, create local jobs and even invest in our future by funding scholarships for students pursuing higher education.
About the Chamber
About the Chamber
The owners and employees of these businesses work tirelessly to ensure our region thrives. This guide showcases those who go the extra mile to build a stronger future for us all. We deeply appreciate the time, effort, and resources they dedicate to our community, and we hope you will join us in supporting the businesses that support us.
The owners and employees of these businesses work tirelessly to ensure our region thrives. This guide showcases those who go the extra mile to build a stronger future for us all. We deeply appreciate the time, effort, and resources they dedicate to our community, and we hope you will join us in supporting the businesses that support us.
Mark Viani
Mark Viani
Chair, Mount Vernon
Chair, Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber of Commerce
Springfield Chamber of Commerce
Bean, Kinney & Korman PC
Bean, Kinney & Korman PC
MISSION: To champion business and build community in partnership with our members.
MISSION: To champion business and build community in partnership with our members.
VISION: A vibrant community enriched and supported by strong businesses.
VISION: A vibrant community enriched and supported by strong businesses.
The Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber of Commerce stands as a prominent force in the metropolitan area, proudly representing more than 400 businesses in the eastern region of Fairfax County.
The Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber of Commerce stands as a prominent force in the metropolitan area, proudly representing more than 400 businesses in the eastern region of Fairfax County.
As your reliable ally in advancing economic growth and community wellbeing, our Chamber brings together businesses, entrepreneurs and community leaders with a common purpose. Our commitment to cultivating a thriving business ecosystem is realized through an array of networking events, educational programs, advocacy initiatives and invaluable resources.
As your reliable ally in advancing economic growth and community wellbeing, oures in the eastern region of Fairfax County. As your reliable ally in advancing economic growth and community wellbeing, our Chamber brings together businesses, entrepreneurs and community leaders with a common purpose. Our commitment to cultivating a thriving business ecosystem is realized through an array of networking events, educational programs, advocacy initiatives and invaluable resources.
Our mission at the Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber of Commerce is to empower and champion the growth, vitality and sustainability of our vibrant local business community.
Officers & Directors
Officers & Directors
CHAIRMAN
Mark Viani
Bean, Kinney & Korman PC
VICE CHAIRMAN
Marissa Eyon
FASTSIGNS Springfield
Chamber Staff
Chamber Staff
sustainability of our vibrant local business community.
TREASURER
CHAIRMAN
Charles Gandee
Mark Viani
ServiceMaster NCR
Bean, Kinney & Korman PC
PRESIDENT
Our mission at the Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber of Commerce is to empower and champion the growth, vitality and sustainability of our vibrant local business community.programs, advocacy initiatives and invaluable resources. Our mission at the Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber of Commerce is to empower and champion the growth, vitality and
VICE CHAIRMAN
SECRETARY
Phyllis Sintay
Corcoran McEnearney
Board Members
Board Members
SECRETARY
Phyllis Sintay
Eric Christensen
Corcoran McEnearney
Springfield Town Center
TREASURER
Paul Dean
Charles Gandee
The Dean Law Firm PLLC
ServiceMaster NCR
Aivy Ho
PRESIDENT
Heatherwood Independent and Assisted Living Community
Holly Hicks Dougherty
Jamie Hubans
Immediate Past Chair
Roberta Tinch
National Museum of the United States Army
Inova Mount Vernon
Hospital
Dan LaMay
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR
Dan’s Van Lines
Matthew Moore
Roberta Tinch
Edward Jones Old Town
Inova Mount Vernon Hospital
Eric Christensen
Brian Moran
CCA Floors & Interiors
Springfield Town Center
Paul Dean
Jeff Pennington
Marissa Eyon
Holly Hicks Dougherty
FASTSIGNS Springfield
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR
Roberta Tinch
Inova Mount Vernon Hospital
The Dean Law Firm PLLC
Aivy Ho
Giovana Helen Pereira
M&T Bank Mount Vernon
Cateena Powers
Heatherwood Independent and Assisted Living Community
Cox Communications
Jamie Hubans
Kyle Reglin
Dominion Energy Virginia
National Museum of the United States Army
Kamla Rodriguez
Dan LaMay
Burke & Herbert Bank
Dan’s Van Lines
Bhawna Singh
Matthew Moore
Inova Health Systems
Edward Jones Old Town
Rachel Tyson
Brian Moran
Fairy Bronze Mother
CCA Floors & Interiors
Spencer Wood
Jeff Pennington
Samson Properties, Jeff
Fairfax County Economic Development Authority
Pennington Realtor
Giovana Helen Pereira
Samson Properties, Jeff Pennington Realtor
Holly Dougherty, President
Kamla Rodriguez Burke & Herbert Bank
Bhawna Singh
David Griffin, Communications and Marketing
Shirley Ann Short, Events Support
Circle the Date - Signature Events
Inova Health Systems
FEB. 12: THE BEST Business Awards | Recognizing excellence, innovation, and remarkable achievements in the local business community.
Rachel Tyson Fairy Bronze Mother
Spencer Wood Fairfax County Economic Development Authority
APRIL 9: Economic Outlook | Top business, government, and community leaders share insights on public policy, regional economic trends, and the business environment.
2025: Roberta Tinch, Inova Mount Vernon Hospital
JULY 4: 250th Independence Day Fun Run | A special celebration honoring American Freedom, Founders, and the Liberty Bell.
The Chamber Online
SEPT. 23: 29th Annual Chamber Golf Classic | A beloved event providing scholarships for local high school students to study business.
NOV. 6: Police & Firefighters Tribute | Honoring police officers, EMTs, and firefighters from local stations and Fort Belvoir.
NOV. 26: CAN the Bird 5K | Bring a canned food item and run, walk, or stroll through Kingstowne and its scenic lake.
For more details about the Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber of Commerce, including an up-todate events schedule, committee rosters and information on how to become a member, visit mountvernonspringfield.com or scan the QR code.
DEC. 9: Holiday Reception | Celebrate the season with business and community leaders for an evening of great company and holiday spirit.
The Chamber Online
For more details about the Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber of Commerce, including an up-to-date events schedule, committee rosters and information on how to become a member, visit mountvernonspringfield.com or scan the QR code.
STRATEGIC PARTNERS 2026
Chamber Strategic Partners share the goals and values of the Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber and work together to build economic opportunity in our community. They are engaged in the collaborative and innovative work of planning for the future while focusing on short-term achievable goals.
Platinum Strategic Partners
Hotel Belvoir Springfield
Hotel Belvoir Springfield
Bronze Strategic Partners
Washington once stood.
America’s 250th Anniversary:
Celebrating Virginia’s Founding Legacy In Our Backyard
BY DAVID GRIFFIN
In 2026, the United States will celebrate 250 years of independence. While celebrations will take place across the nation, the Mount Vernon and Springfield area stands out for its deep connection to America’s founding story. Fairfax County was not simply near the birth of American democracy. Many of the ideas, decisions and acts of leadership that shaped the nation took place right here along the Potomac River.
As the country’s semiquincentennial approaches, our community stands at the heart of the American story, with a legacy that deserves recognition and pride.
Mount Vernon shows us Washington the general, but it also reveals Washington the landowner and businessman. After the war, he returned here determined to strengthen his estate and experiment with new agricultural methods. When he stepped away from power after the Revolution and again after two presidential terms, he set a precedent that still shapes the presidency today.
A few miles from the mansion stands George Washington’s Gristmill, a working reconstruction based on his original design. The mill operates much as it did in the 18th century, grinding grain with water power drawn from the nearby stream. It is easy to overlook, but it tells an important part of the story. Washington was not only a military leader. He was invested in commerce, trade, and the economic stability of the young nation. Together, Mount Vernon and the Gristmill remain anchors for tourism in our area and powerful reminders that leadership often begins at home.
George Washington’s Mount Vernon is at 3200 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway in Mt Vernon. Upcoming events and tickets are available at mountvernon.org.
Gunston Hall and the Virginia Declaration of Rights
Just down the road in Mason Neck stands Gunston Hall, the home of George Mason. While Washington commanded troops, Mason focused on the principles that would define the new republic.
In 1776, Mason drafted the Virginia Declaration of Rights. Its clear articulation of individual liberties influenced the United States Bill of Rights and constitutional systems beyond our borders. The protections Americans sometimes take for granted today, including freedom of the press and religious liberty, were first outlined here in Fairfax County.
Walking through Gunston Hall offers a different perspective on the founding era. It shifts the focus from battlefield strategy to constitutional debate. The ideas discussed within these walls helped shape the framework of American government and still guide public life.
Gunston Hall is at 10709 Gunston Road, Lorton, and upcoming events can be seen at gunstonhall.org/ visit/events/.
A National Tribute in your backyard.
Right here in Fairfax County—minutes from I-95 near Alexandria—the National Museum of the United States Army is a national tribute with free admission. Help sustain it for future generations with a gift to The Army Historical Foundation. Join us in celebrating 250 years of Army history and American history.
George Washington’s Gristmill
SCAN TO DONATE TODAY, OR VISIT ARMYHISTORY.ORG/DONATE
Virginia’s Leadership in a New Nation
Virginia’s role in shaping the nation extended well beyond Washington and Mason. The Commonwealth has produced eight U.S. Presidents, including Washington, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe. During the country’s formative decades, leaders from Virginia helped define the presidency’s powers, establish foreign policy direction, and shape how the Constitution would be understood and applied.
The Revolutionary War itself saw critical campaigns across Virginia, and the debates surrounding ratification of the Constitution were central to the nation’s future. The structure of our federal government and the balance between state and national power were refined through discussions held here.
As the country prepares to mark 250 years of independence, it is worth remembering how much of that early leadership came from Virginia soil.
National Museum of the U.S. Army
Fort Belvoir and the National Museum of the U.S. Army
The tradition of service that began in 1776 continues today at Fort Belvoir. One of the region’s largest employers, the installation plays an important role in supporting national defense. Military families, veterans and civilian professionals contribute daily to the strength of the Springfield area and surrounding communities.
Adjacent to the installation, the National Museum of the U.S. Army tells the story of American soldiers from the Revolutionary War to the present day. Visitors move through galleries that feature artifacts, personal accounts and immersive exhibits.
The experience makes clear that the legacy of the Continental Army did not end with independence. It has carried forward through every generation. Tickets to the museum are free and can be reserved at www.thenmusa.org.
In Mount Vernon and Springfield, that legacy is woven into the fabric of the community. It can be seen at local ceremonies, in the presence of military families throughout our neighborhoods, and in residents whose service continues long after they leave active duty.
The Workhouse Arts Center and the Turning Point Suffragist Memorial
The American story is also one of expanding rights. The Workhouse Arts Center, once the Lorton Reformatory, is part of that history. In 1917, suffragists were imprisoned there for protesting for the right to vote. Their treatment drew national attention and strengthened the movement that ultimately led to the Nineteenth Amendment.
Today, the arts center offers classes, events, event space rentals, exhibitions, artist programs and more, which can be seen at workhousearts.org.
Nearby, the Turning Point Suffragist Memorial (suffragistmemorial.org) honors the women who endured arrest and confinement in their pursuit of equality. Located in Occoquan Regional Park, the memorial ensures that their efforts are recognized as a defining chapter in the ongoing development of American democracy.
These sites remind visitors that the work of building a more inclusive nation has unfolded here as well.
A Community Rooted in Leadership and Service
CHAIRMAN
Pohick Church and River Farm
Pohick Church, established in 1774, still stands much as it did during the founding era. George Washington and George Mason both served as vestrymen there. The brick structure has endured for centuries and remains an active congregation.
It continues to serve as a gathering place, linking present-day residents to the civic and spiritual life of colonial Virginia. Find service times at pohick.org.
River Farm, now the permanent headquarters of the American
Horticultural Society, remains one of the most scenic and historic properties in our area. The 25-acre property was once part of George Washington’s Mount Vernon. Today, its gardens and open landscape host educational programs, community events and visitors who come simply to enjoy the setting.
River Farm connects the region’s agricultural heritage with a continued commitment to stewardship and preservation. Find plans to visit the historic River Farm at ahsgardening.org/ visit-river-farm/.
VICE CHAIRMAN
Marissa Eyon FASTSIGNS Springfield
SECRETARY
In Mount Vernon, Springfield and the surrounding area, history is part of everyday life. It shows up in our landmarks, institutions and community events. From Mount Vernon’s river views to Fort Belvoir’s active service, from colonial churches to memorials honoring the suffrage movement, the foundations of the United States are visible throughout our community.
Phyllis Sintay Corcoran McEnearney
For those who live and work here, the anniversary is personal. The United States began with ideas tested and refined in Virginia. In Mount Vernon and Springfield, that legacy continues. River Farm Pohick Church
Mark Viani Bean, Kinney & Korman PC
As America marks 250 years of independence, this region stands ready to share its story. The semiquincentennial offers an opportunity to welcome visitors, support local businesses and celebrate the leadership and resilience that helped shape the nation.
Things To Do:
EXPLORE GEORGE WASHINGTON’S MOUNT VERNON
The most treasured historic home in the United States. Experience the life and legacy of American’s first president.
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY
This museum displays and interprets the 250-year history of the U.S. soldier with galleries, simulations and virtual reality. Free admission.
LEGO DISCOVERY CENTER
Located inside Springfield Town Center, this is a place where children can build and play with LEGO bricks.
VISIT GEORGE MASON’S
GUNSTON HALL, THE HOME OF AMERICAN RIGHTS
George Mason’s home on the Potomac River has stunning gardens and exhibits that teach about the Bill of Rights.
GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARKWAY
A scenic place to walk, run, bike, picnic or just rest. The parkway stretches from Great Falls Park in the north to George Washington’s Mount Vernon in the south.
WORKHOUSE
ARTS CENTER
Now a vibrant multidisciplinary arts center, the Workhouse was once a prison. Enjoy historic architecture, art exhibits, events and concerts there.
HUNTLEY MEADOWS PARK
Tucked into a bustling metro area, this park hosts wetlands bursting with life, from majestic forests to wildflower-speckled meadows. Open from dawn to dusk.
GUM SPRINGS MUSEUM AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Gum Springs is the oldest African-American community in Fairfax County. It was started by West Ford, a slave of the Washington family who was freed and given this land.
WOODLAWN AND POPELEIGHEY HOUSE
A historic mansion built by George Washington for his step-granddaughter Nelly Custis Lewis. It is also now the site of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed PopeLeighey House.
TURNING POINT SUFFRAGIST MEMORIAL
This memorial honors the suffragists who fought to win the vote for women. Many suffragists who protested in Washington, D.C., were held in the nearby Workhouse prison.
NEPENTHE ART GALLERY
Nepenthe Art Gallery features works from a wide range of critically acclaimed artists - local as well as national and international. The gallery also hangs works from the owners’ private collection of 19th century and early 20th century American art and offers gallery talks for those masterpieces.
Popular area restaurants
You can find a wide range of dining experiences to suit every taste. From casual to top-rated restaurants, here are some of the most popular restaurants in the area:
Belle Haven Pizzeria & Custard Shack
Cuisine: Hand-crafted pizzas, salads, sandwiches and craft beers
1401 Belle Haven Road, Alexandria, 22307
Bonefish Grill
Cuisine: Seafood and classic cocktails
5920 Kingstowne Towne Center, Alexandria, 22315
Cedar Knoll Restaurant
Cuisine: Regional and seasonal cuisine on the waterfront
9030 Lucia Lane, Fort Hunt, 22308
Chalkboard Wings & BBQ
Cuisine: Wings, burgers and barbecue with sides and desserts
Cuisine: Traditional Indian food with an American twist
1510-A Belle View Blvd., Alexandria, 22307
El Fogon Mexican Street Tacos & Taqueria
Cuisine: Authentic Mexican street food and tacos
7554 Telegraph Road, Alexandria, 22315
Fair Winds Brewing Company
Cuisine: Award-winning craft beers
7000 Newington Road, Suites K & L, Lorton, 22079
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill
Cuisine: Steaks, seafood and craft cocktails
7027A Manchester Blvd., Franconia, 22310
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill
Glory Days Grill Burke
Cuisine: Wings, burgers and fan favorites
9526 Old Keene Mill Road, Burke, 22015
Glory Days Grill Lorton
Cuisine: Wings, burgers and fan favorites
9459 Lorton Market St., Lorton, 22079
Hard Times Cafe
Cuisine: Family-friendly chili parlor and café; billiards and pool
6362 Springfield Plaza, Springfield, 22150
Hollin Hall Pastry Shop
Cuisine: Coffee, baked goods and pastries; custom wedding cakes
7920 Fort Hunt Road, Alexandria, 22308
Maggiano’s Little Italy
Cuisine: Italian-American classics; gluten-free menu available
6500 Springfield Mall, Springfield, 22150
Mamma’s Kitchen
Cuisine: Greek, Italian and American fusion cooking 7601 Fordson Road, Alexandria, 22306
McAlister’s DeliWest Springfield
Cuisine: Sandwiches, salads, soups and famous sweet tea
8402 B Old Keene Mill Road, Springfield, 22152
McAlister’s Deli - Alexandria
Cuisine: Sandwiches, salads, soups and famous sweet tea 7704 Richmond Highway, Alexandria, 22308
Mike’s “American”
Cuisine: Vintage baseball nostalgia with American favorites
6210 Backlick Road, Springfield, 22150
Nando’s PERi-PERi
Cuisine: South African flame-grilled chicken and sauces
6802 Springfield Mall, Suite 6802, Springfield, 22150
Paris Baguette
Bakery and Cafe
Cuisine: Sweet and savory pastries, breads and doughnuts 6811 Bland St., Springfield, 22150
Primo Family Restaurant
Cuisine: Italian and Greek family restaurant 1636 Belle View Blvd, Alexandria, 22307
River Bend Bistro & Wine Bar
Cuisine: Regional comfort food and quality wine 7966 Fort Hunt Road, Alexandria, 22308
Silver Diner
Cuisine: American classics 6592 Springfield Mall, Springfield, 22150
Thai Cafe
Cuisine: authentic Thai food and daily chef specials 6701 Loisdale Road, Springfield, 22150
Caroline Lee, River Bend Bistro & Wine Bar
Yard House
Cuisine: Innovative food from a scratch kitchen 6791 Springfield Mall, Springfield, 22150
These
as well as national chains.
Belle View Shops 1632 Belle View Blvd., Alexandria, 22307
Brookfield Plaza Shopping Center 7012 Brookfield Plaza, Springfield, 22150
Mount Vernon Crossroads 7830 Richmond Highway, Alexandria, 22306
Mount Vernon Plaza
Kingstowne Towne Center 5980 Kingstowne Towne Center, Alexandria, 22315
Mount Vernon Plaza 7694 Richmond Highway, Alexandria, 22306
Springfield Town Center 6500 Springfield Mall, Springfield, 22150
DISCOVER THE ART OF RICHMOND HIGHWAY
Where Community, Culture & Creativity Meet
Along Richmond Highway, the art is becoming part of the journey. What was once just a roadway is becoming a place to explore, reflect, and connect. From large scale murals to sculptural landmarks, these works invite residents and visitors alike to slow down, look closer and experience Richmond Highway in a new way
Explore the artwork. Take the journey. Experience the corridor in a new way. Visit: sfdc.org/facesof1 sfdc.org/hwymurals
Holiday Inn Express Lorton 8180 Silverbrook Road, Lorton, 22079 703-643-3100
Holiday Inn Express Washington DC SW-Springfield 6401 Brandon Ave., Springfield, 22150 703-644-5555
Military Women's Memorial
Homewood Suites by
Hilton Springfield 7010 Old Keene Mill Road, Springfield, 22150 703-866-6045
Hotel Belvoir Springfield 6550 Loisdale Road, Springfield, 22150 703-971-8900
The Embassy Suites by Hilton Springfield is an upscale, LEED-certified, all-suite hotel conveniently located near Interstate 95, the FranconiaSpringfield Metro and Fort Belvoir. It features 219 two-room suites with with a separate living area and a private bedroom. Amenities include free cooked-toorder breakfast, a complimentary evening reception, an indoor pool and the Crossroads Bar & Grill.
Learning Center
NOW ENROLLING
The United Community Early Learning Center helps young children learn, grow, and build the skills they need for success in school and life.
• Play-based, curriculum-driven approach
• All-inclusive tuition covering meals, snacks, activities, and field trips
• Caring and licensed early childhood teachers
• Full-time and part-time rates available
Studio 6 Springfield, VAWashington DC Southwest 6868 Springfield Blvd., Springfield, 22150 703-644-5311
Residence Inn by Marriott Springfield Old Keene Mill 6412 Backlick Road, Springfield, 22150 703-644-0020
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Alexandria Fort Belvoir 8632 Woodlawn Court, Alexandria, 22309 703-619-6060
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Springfield 6245 Brandon Ave., Springfield, 22150 703-569-8060
The Chamber’s commitment to education
Adeep and lasting commitment to education inspired the creation in 2005 of the Mount Vernon Springfield Education Partnership, a 501(c) (3) organization dedicated to providing scholarships to local graduating high school seniors pursuing higher education in business-related fields.
Through this scholarship fund, the MVS Chamber is investing in the next generation of business and community leaders. The annual Chamber Golf Classic serves as the primary fundraiser, complemented by generous individual and corporate contributions throughout the year.
To date, the MVS Chamber has awarded more than $340,000 in scholarships to local students. In 2025 alone, 16 scholarships totaling $28,000 were presented to deserving graduates.
We are especially grateful to the 2025 business sponsors who funded individual scholarships: AHEAD, Andrews Federal Credit Union, Cisco, Ourisman Automotive Group, Mount Vernon Columbus Club, Reworld and Star City Grain Storage.
You are invited to join this meaningful
effort to prepare tomorrow’s leaders. Every contribution – large or small – makes a direct impact. With no administrative overhead, 100% of funds raised go directly to scholarships, ensuring your investment supports students and strengthens our community’s future.
The Mount Vernon Springfield Chamber of Commerce’s scholarship winners for 2025 along with chamber leaders.
ADVERTISING,
PR, MARKETING & MEDIA
Best Version Media PO Box 505 Springfield, VA 22513
703-822-1969
bestversionmedia.com
Digital Media Positioning 277 S Washington, Suite 210 Alexandria, VA 22314 703-473-8885 digitalmediapositioning.com
MyEyeDr 8958 Burke Lake Road Springfield, VA 22151 703-202-8078
myeyedr.com
Neighborhood Health 6677 Richmond Highway Alexandria, VA 22306 703-535-5568
neighborhoodhealthva.org
NOVA Pediatrics & Young Adult Medicine 6120 Brandon Avenue, Suite 308 Springfield, VA 22150 703-451-3333
novapeds.com
Patient First 6311 Richmond Highway Alexandria, VA 22306 703-652-1572
patientfirst.com/locations/ washington-dc
Rehab 2 Perform 6805 Industrial Road springfield, VA 22151 301-798-4838
a better quality of life. Many people spend over twelve hours a day in their mobility equipment, and our team is ready to assist you with all of your mobility needs. • Scooters
Kings Gardens Apartments 6300 South Kings Hwy, Apt T3/ Leasing Office Alexandria, VA 22306 703-765-6742
kingsgardens.net
Meadow Woods Apartments 3308 Lockheed Boulevard Alexandria, VA 22306 571-496-9884
scottmanagementinc.com/ meadow-woods
Pennrose Property ManagementResidences at North Hill 7250 Nightingale Hill Ln, Attn: Leasing Office Alexandria, VA 22306 571-370-8781 residencesatnorthhill.com
Shiver Management Group 7943 Richmond Highway, Suite 10 Alexandria, VA 22306 703-780-6700 smgroup.biz
MOVING & STORAGE
Dan’s Van Lines 824 South Pickett Street Alexandria, VA 22304 703-553-0900 dansvanlines.com
Interstate Moving | Relocation | Logistics
5801 Rolling Road Springfield, VA 22152 800-745-6683 moveinterstate.com
Two Men and a Truck 5910 Farrington Ave Alexandria, VA 22304 571-200-6109
twomenandatruck.com/ full-service-movers
OFFICE SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT
Office Depot #3309 6211 North Kings Highway Alexandria, VA 22303 703-660-5966 officedepot.com
Staples - Burke 9230 Old Keene Mill Road Burke, VA 22015 703-440-0359 staples.com
Staples - Springfield 6731 Frontier Drive Springfield, VA 22150 703-719-9550 staples.com
PAINTING CONTRACTORS
That 1 Painter 10432 Balls Ford Road Manassas, VA 20109 571-751-0089 that1painter.com/manassaswoodbridge
