What we handle, end to end
From a Buckhead condo down to a Grant Park bungalow, or a full four-bedroom heading up I-85, all eight of our lines run on one crew of W-2 movers and one rule: the flat rate is written down first. Each link below opens pricing, an inclusions list, and the Atlanta-specific gotchas we plan for.
Eight specialties under one roof
- Local moves — hourly two- or three-person crews covering the whole metro. $135/hr or $185/hr, pads and dollies in.
- Long-distance moves — a written interstate flat rate up I-75 and I-85 toward the Carolinas, Tennessee, and Florida. Same faces at both ends.
- Residential moves — Virginia-Highland bungalows, Decatur homes, and Sandy Springs subdivisions.
- Apartment and condo moves — high-rise towers, walk-ups, and any building that wants a COI on file and the freight elevator booked. This is what we do best.
- Full-pack service — boxes, packing paper, wardrobe cartons, and a crew to load every one. A favorite of time-strapped professionals and students.
- Piano and specialty — uprights, baby grands, safes, and gear threaded through tight tower doorways. Terrell’s specialty.
- Short-term storage — closings out of sync? Your shipment waits by the week in our secured, alarmed yard.
- Commercial and office moves — Buckhead and Perimeter office suites, medical offices, and retail.
The way we price
Around town you’re on the clock, and past the first hour we never inflate it. Cross a state line and the model changes to a written flat figure, agreed and signed before a single item loads. Anything out of the ordinary — a piano hoist, a held freight elevator, a shuttle to a downtown dock — shows up as its own line on the estimate, so nothing on move day is a shock.
Which one do you need?
Ring us or drop the basics into the free quote form. One quick call usually settles it — Priya checks your bedroom count, building access, dates, and whether a shuttle or COI applies.
