LIOO Moving crew protecting and carrying wrapped furniture during a residential move in Dallas, Georgia

Dallas, GA Movers — Paulding County Home, Subdivision & Acreage Moving Company

Dallas covers a lot of ground, and the moves change with it. Near the courthouse square the homes are older and closer together; head out along GA-61 or toward Yorkville and the land opens into acreage, where the first question is whether the truck can reach the house at all — gravel drives, soft shoulders after rain, and turnaround room all factor in before a single box is loaded. Between the two sit the newer subdivisions spreading toward Hiram, with their own HOA staging and cul-de-sac angles. Being the county seat, it's also a real distance from the metro core, so we build the drive time into the plan rather than surprising you with it. Coverage runs 30132 and 30157.

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  • Licensed & insured for downtown Dallas homes, new subdivisions, and apartment moves throughout Paulding County
  • HOA paperwork and COIs handled early for Seven Hills, Cedar Mill, and other planned communities before move day
  • Crews who plan around US-278 / Jimmy Lee Smith Pkwy through the Hiram retail strip, GA-61 / Nathan Dean Pkwy by the courthouse square, and Marietta Hwy (GA-120) toward Cobb — to keep moves on schedule
  • No stair fees, no fuel charges — hourly rate and 2.5-hour minimum quoted before move day
Dallas Moving Services

Moving services we provide in Dallas

Most Dallas calls fall into one of a few job types. Tell us which one fits and we’ll size the crew accordingly — you’re not paying for a full-service package when you only need two movers and a couple of hours.

Local & residential moving

House-to-house and within-county moves — subdivisions like Seven Hills and Brookside, downtown Dallas, and acreage homes on the west side. We plan around driveway length, cul-de-sac turnarounds, and where the truck can actually park.

Apartment & townhome moving

Dallas has almost no high-rise apartments — in 30132, roughly 58% of rentals are single-family homes and only about 5% sit in 50-plus-unit buildings, so most “apartment” moves here are garden-style walk-ups and townhomes. At complexes like Ten68 West on Merchants Drive, Tricon Macland Township on Ireland Lane, Magnolia Creste on Butler Industrial Drive, Overlook at Palisades, and Halston at Harris Bridge, the real factors are stair-carry time in 2–3 story buildings, shared lots with limited truck parking, and the leasing-office certificate of insurance some communities require before move day. We sort that COI ahead of time and scout the closest legal spot to set the truck.

Furniture & single heavy-item moving

Gun safes, sectionals, treadmills, armoires, a piano across a finished basement. When you don’t need a whole-home move, we’ll send the right crew to move the few pieces that actually need muscle and proper padding.

Labor-only (load / unload)

Already rented a truck, a U-Haul, or dropped a POD in the driveway? Hire the crew without the truck. We load, unload, or both — billed hourly with a 2.5-hour minimum. Common for west-county acreage moves where you’re hauling yourself.

Packing & unpacking

Full-home packing or just the kitchen and the breakables. We bring boxes, paper, and pads, label by room, and can pack the day before so move day stays on schedule.

Same-day & short-notice moving

Lease fell through, closing moved up, or a plan collapsed last minute. When a crew is open we can move same-day or next-day in Paulding County. Call early — same-day slots fill first.

Historic downtown Dallas, Georgia streetscape representing the local community served by Dallas GA movers and relocation services.
Dallas Moving Prices

Dallas, GA moving costs — what you’ll actually pay

We publish our pricing because guessing helps no one. Local moves are billed hourly for the crew and truck together. The ranges below are typical all-in estimates by home size; your number depends on how much you’re moving and how hard it is to reach the truck.

Typical local-move price ranges by home size (crew + truck included)
Home sizeTypical costCrew
Studio$400–$7002 movers
1 bedroom$480–$9002 movers
2 bedroom$700–$1,3003 movers
3 bedroom$1,000–$1,8003–4 movers
4 bedroom+$1,200–$2,400+4–6 movers
Labor-onlyHourly, 2.5-hr minimum2–3 movers

Hourly rates

  • 2 movers + truck$160/hour
  • 3 movers + truck$200/hour
  • 4 movers + truck$240/hour
  • 5 movers + truck$280/hour
  • 6 movers + truck$320/hour
All local moves have a 2.5-hour minimum.

What moves the price up

Cost climbs with stairs, long carries from the door to where the truck can park, heavy specialty items, and tight or gravel driveways that slow loading. A flat new-construction driveway with a short carry runs faster than a multi-level townhome with a long walk to shared parking.

A few real Dallas examples: a 3-bedroom two-story in Seven Hills with a short driveway carry typically lands around $1,000–$1,400 with a 3–4 mover crew. A 2-bedroom townhome with interior stairs and shared lot parking — common at the garden complexes off Merchants Drive — tends toward the upper end of the $700–$1,300 band because of the added stair time. A 4-bedroom on a west-county gravel drive can reach the top of its range when the truck has to shuttle the last stretch.

Actual costs vary based on inventory, stairs, elevator use, carry distance, and truck access. The fastest way to a firm number is a quick call — (888) 611-5351.
Service Area

Areas & neighborhoods we serve around Dallas

We cover all of Paulding County and the routes in and out of it. Whether you’re moving across town or relocating toward Cobb County for a shorter commute, we run it regularly.

In and around Dallas

Seven Hills Brookside Riverwood Downtown Dallas West-county acreage Nathan Dean Pkwy corridor

Moves to & from nearby

Hiram Acworth Powder Springs Marietta Douglasville Cartersville Villa Rica
Primary Routes

The routes we run most: US-278 through Hiram toward Marietta and I-75/I-285, GA-92 toward Woodstock and the I-575/GA-400 side, GA-61 / Nathan Dean Parkway north to south through Dallas, the Dallas–Marietta Highway (GA-120) east toward Cobb, and I-20 via the south end of the county for downtown Atlanta and airport moves.

Local Landmarks

We know the local landmarks crews navigate by — the historic downtown square and the Dallas Theater & Civic Center on Main Street, the Paulding County Courthouse and Watson Government Complex on Constitution Boulevard, Sara Babb Park off Recreation Drive, Burnt Hickory Park on Cartersville Highway, the Silver Comet Trail access behind the Paulding Chamber of Commerce, WellStar Paulding Medical Center in neighboring Hiram, and Pickett’s Mill Battlefield on the county’s east side. That orientation matters when we’re routing a loaded truck to an address tucked behind one of them.

Area Growth

Why moving demand stays steady here

Dallas has been one of the fastest-growing communities in Paulding County, on the northwest arc of metro Atlanta. Continued residential development and new subdivisions keep relocation demand steady — families upsizing within the county, commuters relocating closer to Cobb and Marietta, and out-of-state buyers drawn by the schools and home prices. That steady turnover is exactly the kind of work we’re set up for.

Access & Move-Day Logistics

Why LIOO is built for Dallas moves

Dallas isn’t an inner-loop move where the truck pulls up to the curb and you’re done. Most addresses here come with an access detail that decides how long the day takes — and on an hourly job, that’s what decides the cost. Here’s what we plan for before a single box is loaded.

New-construction move-ins

A large share of Dallas moves are into brand-new homes — the Artisan Built sections of Seven Hills like NatureWalk and Landin, plus newer pockets like Riverwood. Two things bite crews who aren’t ready: a just-finished build often isn’t in GPS yet, so the truck ends up circling a half-paved street, and the driveway, sod, and walkways are days old. We confirm the exact lot ahead of time and set the truck to avoid cracking green concrete or rutting fresh sod the builder will make you replace.

Golf & gated communities and HOA certificates of insurance

Dallas’s big amenity communities each have their own entry rules. Bentwater — an 18-hole golf community that sits in Paulding despite its Acworth mailing address — means cart paths and course crossings the truck has to respect, and Creekside Golf and Country Club and Seven Hills run on managed HOAs. Full-amenity associations like these usually require a certificate of insurance naming the HOA before a truck is admitted, plus a gate code or call-ahead. Send us your management contact when you book and we turn the COI around and arrange access ahead of move day — so the crew isn’t parked at the gate with the clock running.

Rural west-county gravel drives

Out toward Yorkville and Braswell on the county’s west and northwest edges, it’s acreage country — horse properties and homes set well back off two-lane roads like Cartersville Highway, on long gravel drives that go soft after rain. A full-size truck can’t always make the approach, so we plan it in advance and shuttle the last stretch with a smaller vehicle when needed instead of burying a loaded truck on a soft shoulder. Tell us about the drive surface, low limbs, and tight turns when you book.

Hillside lots & steep driveways

Seven Hills is built across genuinely rolling terrain — the name isn’t decoration — and much of eastern Paulding sits on grades. That means banked, steeply pitched driveways where a loaded truck can’t safely back to the door and dollies want to run away downhill. We read the slope before we commit the truck, set it where the brakes and the carry both work, and bring extra hands for the uphill pieces. It’s the access detail flat-suburb crews get wrong here.

Timing & Scheduling

When to move in Dallas — and what slows it down

Out here the calendar matters as much as the address. Dallas sits on the northwest arc of metro Atlanta, the demand is seasonal, and a few local patterns decide whether a Saturday is bookable and whether a loaded truck spends an hour in traffic. Here’s how we plan around them.

Saturdays & month-end fill first

Most local moves cluster on Saturdays and at month-end when leases turn over, and those are the first slots to book out. Layer on the weekend crush where US-278 and GA-92 converge through the Hiram retail strip, and timing gets real: we reserve early and route loaded-truck runs around the midday retail traffic so you’re not paying a crew to sit in it. A week or two of notice on a Saturday makes a difference here.

The summer closing wave

Paulding’s new-construction closings bunch up from late spring through summer — the Artisan Built sections of Seven Hills like NatureWalk and Landin tend to hand over keys in that stretch — so builder move-ins all compete for the same weekends. If you’re closing on a new build in peak season, your exact date can slide, so we hold a tentative window and lock it once the builder gives a firm closing date, instead of leaving you without a crew when the date finally lands.

Moving around the school calendar

Families relocating within the Paulding County School District move in the summer window before the new year — and because Georgia districts start back in early August, that window compresses into late June and July. Those Saturdays go first. If your move is school-driven, reserving early is the difference between picking your start time and taking whatever’s left.

Realistic arrival windows

Being the county seat on the far northwest edge of metro, Dallas is a real drive from the core — a crew heading out from our East Point base is a good 45 minutes away via I-20 and US-278, longer in morning traffic. We build that drive time into the schedule and give you an honest arrival window instead of a vague “sometime this morning,” so you’re not waiting half a day for a truck that’s still crossing the county.

New to the area?

If you’re relocating from out of town, sort a few local basics before move day so you’re not unloading by phone flashlight: utilities (electricity through GreyStone Power or Cobb EMC depending on your street, water through Paulding County Water, gas on Atlanta Gas Light lines), and school zoning (the Paulding County School District ties attendance to your exact address, so confirm the assigned schools for that specific home). We’ll cover these in depth in our upcoming Moving to Dallas, GA guide.

Not sure how your date and address shake out? Walk us through it and we’ll tell you straight — call LIOO Moving at (888) 611-5351.

Booking Process

How booking works

Get a quote

Call or send the form with your home size, addresses, and date. We size the crew and give you a price range and a start window.

Confirm the date

We lock your slot. For gated or new-construction addresses, we line up the COI and gate access ahead of time.

Move day

The crew arrives in the window, pads and loads, and you’re billed for the hours worked at the agreed rate — no surprise line items.

Dallas, GA movers service area map highlighting Dallas and nearby communities served throughout Paulding County.
Licensing & Accountability

Licensed, insured & accountable

Moving is a category with a lot of bad actors, so the basics matter. LIOO Moving operates under Georgia intrastate household goods authority, and carries cargo and liability coverage — we’ll explain how valuation works on your items before you book. We’re a real, named crew with real trucks, reachable at (888) 611-5351.

Frequently Asked Questions

Dallas, GA Moving Questions

Pricing & Costs

How much do movers cost in Dallas, GA?

Local moves in Dallas, GA are billed by the hour for the crew and truck together, starting at $160/hour for 2 movers, $200/hour for 3, and up to $320/hour for 6, with a 2.5-hour minimum. As a rough guide, a 1-bedroom usually runs $480–$900 and a 3-bedroom $1,000–$1,800, depending on how much you have and how far the carry is. The final number depends on inventory, stairs, and truck access — which is why we quote it before move day, not after. Tell us your home size and address and we'll give you the range up front: call LIOO Moving at (888) 611-5351.

Will the price at the end match the quote, or are there hidden fees?

The price you're quoted is the price we work to — stairs, long carries, and any travel are factored in before move day, not sprung on you at delivery. Georgia also enforces a 110% rule on nonbinding estimates, so a mover can't demand more than 110% of the original quote to release your belongings. We'd rather walk your inventory honestly than win the job with a low number and surprise you later. Want a clear, itemized quote with no guesswork? Call us at (888) 611-5351.

What's your minimum, and is travel time billed?

Local moves in Dallas have a 2.5-hour minimum on the crew, and any travel to your Paulding County address is built into the quote up front so there's no separate surprise line item. You'll know the hourly rate, the minimum, and anything that affects the total before you book. That way an hour-long move still gets a fair, predictable price. Not sure how your move pencils out? Give us the details at (888) 611-5351.

How long does a move in Dallas usually take?

Most 1-bedroom moves run about 3–4 hours and most 3-bedroom moves about 4–7 hours with a 3–4 person crew, depending on stairs and how far the carry is from the door to the truck. The biggest time-saver is being fully packed before the crew arrives. We staff the right crew size so the job moves quickly instead of dragging out the clock. Want an honest time estimate for your home? Call (888) 611-5351.

Process & What to Expect

Will my stuff get damaged, and what happens if something breaks?

We pad and wrap furniture and pack the truck tight specifically so items don't shift and scratch in transit, and we protect door frames and floors on the way through. LIOO Moving is licensed and insured, and we'll explain exactly how valuation coverage works on your items before you book — no vague promises, no lowball surprise if something does go wrong. The goal is that the conversation about damage never has to happen. Have fragile or high-value pieces? Tell us before move day at (888) 611-5351.

Are you licensed and insured to move in Georgia?

Yes — LIOO Moving operates under our USDOT and Georgia intrastate moving authority and carries cargo and liability coverage. Georgia regulates intrastate movers, including the 110% rule that protects you from inflated final bills, and we operate fully within those rules. You're hiring an accountable, named crew with real trucks, not a day-labor gamble. Want to confirm the details before you book? Call us at (888) 611-5351.

Can I just hire guys to load my U-Haul, truck, or POD?

Yes — labor-only loading and unloading is one of our most common jobs in Dallas, billed hourly with a 2.5-hour minimum. You provide the truck, trailer, or container; we bring the crew and the padding to load it tight so nothing shifts on the road. It's a popular choice for west-county acreage moves where folks are hauling themselves. Already have your truck or POD? Call (888) 611-5351 and we'll send the muscle.

Can someone move just my furniture or a couple of heavy items?

Yes, we handle single-item and partial moves — a gun safe, a sectional, a treadmill, appliances, or a piano — without booking a whole-home move. The 2.5-hour minimum still applies, but you only pay for the crew it takes to move the pieces that actually need it. We pad and secure each piece the same as a full move. Just need a few heavy things relocated? Tell us what they are at (888) 611-5351.

Service Area & Local Expertise

Do you have anyone available today or this weekend?

Often yes — when a crew is open we can do same-day or next-day moves in Dallas and across Paulding County, and Saturdays are bookable too. Same-day slots fill first, so calling early in the day gives you the best shot. If a lease fell through or a closing moved up, short notice is normal for us. Need a crew fast? Call (888) 611-5351 and we'll check today's openings.

Do you move from Dallas into Atlanta, Cobb, Marietta, or Cartersville?

Yes — a lot of Dallas moves head toward Cobb County and Marietta for a shorter commute, or out to Cartersville and Bartow, and we run those routes regularly via US-278, I-20, GA-92, and GA-61. We price longer hauls clearly before booking so the distance never becomes a surprise charge. Whether you're staying in Paulding or relocating across metro Atlanta, the quote covers it. Moving out of the county? Get your route quoted at (888) 611-5351.

How does parking and loading work at a garden-style complex like Ten68 West?

At garden-style complexes like Ten68 West on Merchants Drive, there's no loading dock — crews work from the shared lot, so we scout the closest legal spot to your building and stay out of fire lanes and neighbors' spaces. Most units are 2–3 story walk-ups, so stair-carry time is the real cost driver, not driving distance; a ground-floor unit loads fast, an upper floor adds time we'll estimate up front. If the office assigns or reserves spaces for moves, tell us when you book and we'll coordinate it. Moving into or out of a Dallas garden complex? Call (888) 611-5351 and we'll plan the lot.

My new-construction HOA needs a COI — how fast can you turn one around?

Usually within 1–2 business days, and often same day when the community's requirements are standard. Send us the HOA or management company's certificate-of-insurance request (or a sample COI) when you book, and we'll have our insurer issue one naming the HOA as certificate holder before move day — so the crew isn't held at the gate. Most Dallas subdivisions ask for the same basic liability and cargo limits, which we already carry. Have a closing date and an HOA contact? Call (888) 611-5351 and we'll start the COI.

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The right crew for this move: Our residential moving crews cover Paulding County, and our labor-only movers load rental trucks and containers. Nearby, see our movers in Hiram, Powder Springs, and Acworth.