Space between an Atlanta move-out and move-in
By far the most common storage question is the timing gap: the lease on your Midtown unit ends before the keys to the next place are in hand. We keep your belongings locked in a vault at our Marietta Blvd yard, load you out on the first date, and redeliver when you call — whether that’s a few days or several months later.
Billing is per vaulted crate, and a rough guide is one crate for a one-bed, two for a two-bed, three for a three-bed. A crate runs $145 monthly, and when we also cover the load-in and the delivery your opening fortnight is free. Everything under our roof carries the sixty-cents-a-pound baseline plus full-value protection to $1,000,000.
Storage examples
| Situation | Crates | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| One-bed apartment, short hold | 1 crate | $145 |
| Two-bed condo, lease gap | 2 crates | $290 |
| Three-bed house, sale to sale | 3 crates | $435 |
| Four- to five-bed, extended hold | 4–5 crates | $580 – $725 |
| Relocation or seasonal hold | 2–3 crates | $290 – $435 |
Crew time to load in and out is quoted flat off the standard $135/hr two-mover and $185/hr three-mover rates before the first box moves. Whatever we warehouse and haul stays claimable for a full nine months.
Why a self-storage stopgap costs more
Do it yourself and the labor bill lands twice: hire movers to fill a rented bay across town, then hire a second crew weeks later to empty it back out. Store with us and one crew loads the vault a single time, keeps it dry indoors, and later rolls that same load straight to the new address. Pair it with a residential or long-distance booking and one crew works both ends.
What your Atlanta, GA flat rate already covers
- Indoor, roofed vault space at our own Atlanta warehouse on Marietta Blvd NW
- Book the move both ways and your first fortnight in storage costs nothing
- Every crate is sealed and inventoried, kept apart rather than heaped in a shared bin
- Everything shifts on pallet jacks — no dragging across the warehouse floor
- When the new place is ready, delivery back out runs at the same flat rate
- Racked bays take pianos and safes too, insured up to $1,000,000
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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