Frequently asked questions

Three to four weeks if you're moving between May and August — that's peak season and weekends fill up fast across Hall County and the metro Atlanta area. One to two weeks is usually fine in the off-season (fall and winter). If you need a last-minute move, call anyway — we keep some availability open for short-notice jobs, especially for smaller loads.

Local moves (within Hall County or under 50 miles) are billed hourly — truck, crew, fuel, and equipment included. The clock starts when we arrive at your first address and stops when we're done unloading. Long-distance moves are billed by weight or cubic footage, plus charges for stairs, long carry, and packing materials. You'll get a written estimate before the move.

The truck, a crew of three movers, fuel, moving blankets, dollies, hand trucks, shrink wrap, and basic tools for disassembly and reassembly. Packing materials (boxes, tape, paper) are extra. If you need us to pack for you, that's billed separately — either hourly or as a flat add-on.

Lightweight items like clothes and linens can stay in the drawers — we'll wrap the whole dresser and move it as-is. Take out anything heavy, fragile, or valuable (jewelry, electronics, breakables). If the dresser is solid wood and fully loaded, we'll usually ask you to remove some items so it's not too heavy to carry safely.

Pack and label your boxes, or let us know ahead of time if you want us to pack. Clear a path from the door to the truck — move cars, toys, hoses, anything in the way. If there are stairs or tight doorways, measure large furniture to make sure it'll fit. Disconnect appliances if we're moving them. Have a plan for kids and pets so they're not underfoot during the move.

Yes. Pianos and safes are specialty items that require extra equipment and crew. We use a piano dolly for uprights and a piano board for grands. Safes get moved with an appliance dolly or a motorized stair-climbing dolly if there are stairs. Both are quoted separately from the main move because of the equipment and liability involved.

We offer storage — short-term or long-term. We'll load your items, move them into our warehouse, and hold them until you're ready for delivery. Storage is billed monthly, and we can deliver everything to your new address whenever you give us the go-ahead.

Yes. We're licensed and insured in Georgia. For interstate moves, we operate under a USDOT number issued by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. We carry liability insurance and can provide certificates of insurance for buildings that require it.

You'll get a written estimate based on the weight or cubic footage of your load, the distance, and any additional services (packing, stairs, long carry). The estimate can be binding (a fixed price) or not-to-exceed (you pay the estimate or less, never more). We'll do an in-home walkthrough or a video survey to calculate the load size. Payment is usually a deposit upfront and the balance on delivery.

Yes. Most office moves happen Friday evening through Sunday so the business is back online Monday morning. We'll schedule around your hours and coordinate with building management for dock and elevator reservations. After-hours and weekend labor is included in the commercial moving quote.

A dedicated truck means your items are the only load on that truck — faster delivery and you control the schedule. A consolidated move means your shipment shares space with other customers' loads, which lowers the cost but adds 3–7 days to the delivery window. Both options work; it just depends on your timeline and budget.

Yes. We'll provide the crew to load or unload your rental truck, PODS container, or storage unit. We bring the blankets, dollies, and tools. You provide the truck. It's billed hourly with a two-hour minimum. This is the most affordable option if you're comfortable driving the truck yourself.