Apartment turnover never stops
It runs all year — Midtown high-rise studios, Old Fourth Ward walk-ups, Buckhead luxury condos, and a steady stream of student housing near Georgia Tech and Georgia State. We handle every one at $135/hr for two movers or $185/hr for three, flat-rated the moment Priya sees your inventory.
Your building’s certificate of insurance goes out the same day, we reserve the freight elevator or stairwell, and we work inside whatever window the property office sets. Terrell Boykin has led our tower carries for years.
What Atlanta buildings ask for
Midtown and Downtown towers want a COI naming the management company plus a booked freight-elevator slot. Old Fourth Ward walk-ups need a parking plan for the narrow streets. Out in the Perimeter complexes, there’s usually a loading zone at the door, so staging is simple.
Apartment flat-rate examples
| Apartment size | Crew | Typical flat rate |
|---|---|---|
| Studio or high-rise unit | 2 movers | $420 – $640 |
| 1-bed Midtown tower | 2 movers | $500 – $760 |
| 1-bed Old Fourth Ward walk-up | 2 movers | $540 – $840 |
| 2-bed condo or apartment | 2–3 movers | $720 – $1,090 |
| 2-bed townhome | 2 movers | $740 – $1,120 |
Every load is insured to $1,000,000, opens at the sixty-cent-per-pound released-value floor, and stays claimable for nine months. It’s all on file under our Georgia authority, so there’s nothing for you to chase down. Between leases? Short-term storage covers the gap.
What your Atlanta, GA flat rate already covers
- We email your leasing office a certificate of insurance the same day, named to the management company
- Moving pads, hand dollies, wardrobe boxes and rolls of shrink-wrap stocked on board
- Runners rolled out across lobbies, elevator cabs and shared hallways
- Your freight-elevator or stairwell window booked ahead with building management
- Bed frames, desks and flat-pack units disassembled and built back up
- Cargo coverage available up to $1,000,000 on request
So what does it come to?
A two-mover crew and the truck runs $135/hr while the clock is going — or freeze it with one signed, metro-Atlanta flat rate that fits the entire job onto a single page
That rate already folds in the moving pads, the dollies, the shrink-wrap and the slow hand-carries a Buckhead condo or an Old Fourth Ward walk-up demands — plus whatever Certificate of Insurance a Midtown tower or a suburban HOA needs before load-day. Put a third mover on the job and the hourly steps up to $185.
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