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Alexandria

This city has been shaped largely by its close proximity to the nation’s capital, but Alexandria is by no means simply a suburb or bedroom community.

With a population of almost 150,000, it is one of the largest cities in Virginia, but you would hardly know it given the area’s tight-knit, all-American feeling.  

Founded in 1749, Alexandria is one of the oldest settlements in the country, and while the city is more than 300 years old, John C. Flood has been there to watch the city grow. Whether you have a sprawling estate in West End or own a shop in Old Town, we are your best resource for any contracting needs.

Arlington

Unlike neighboring Alexandria, Arlington is technically not a city but an incorporated county within the state, although if it did have a traditional city government, it would be the fourth largest municipality in Virginia.

Having been passed back and for between the Commonwealth and the District of Columbia several times since the county’s founding in the late 1700s, it’s no wonder this zip code has been so highly sought after. Arlington is home to the Pentagon and many other important government agencies, but it also boasts several premier residential communities nestled along the shores of the Potomac.

Fairfax

Also part of the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, Fairfax, Virginia, is home to true Americana, as the streets in this county are lined with a mix of historically significant buildings and beautiful modern homes.

Although many large companies call Fairfax home, this community boasts a small-town vibe, which is reflected in the number of community events that take place here annually.

From the Independence Day Festival over the summer – the largest Fourth Of July party in the D.C. area – to the Fall Festival, which annually brings between 35,000 to 45,000 revelers to the historic town center, residents of Fairfax clearly love coming together.