Roswell, GA Movers — Historic, Subdivision & Apartment Moving Company

Expect $160 an hour for a two-mover crew with the truck, up to $320 for six, on a 2.5-hour minimum; a two-bedroom typically totals $700–$1,300 and a four-bedroom or larger $1,200–$2,400+. Pianos, gun safes and anything over 300 pounds carry a $100 specialty-item fee, quoted before you book. The rate is all-in — movers, truck, and equipment together — with no separate fuel surcharge and no flat stair fee, so the total moves only with real factors: added inventory, stairs, elevator time, or carry distance. We walk through those with you before you book. Every day carries the same hourly rate, which makes a weekday the cheapest choice: weekday bookings have the shorter 2.5-hour minimum, weekends three, except at addresses 25 or more road miles from downtown, where every day carries three. Tipping is never required and never appears on the invoice; if you want to tip, cash to each mover is the norm.

The team is sized to finish efficiently rather than stretch the hourly clock. A two-bedroom usually gets three movers; a four-bedroom, four to six. Because the clock is hourly, we also time arrivals and drives around GA-400 congestion so traffic doesn’t eat your hours.

Yes. Labor-only crews load, unload, or rearrange when you supply the truck, trailer, or container, billed by the hour on the labor-only rates in the table, usually with two or three movers. It’s common for containers staged in driveways across North Fulton, and the crew packs the container tightly so nothing shifts in transit.

You pick an arrival window when you book, and we confirm the team, truck and arrival time the day before; if a delay materially affects your arrival, dispatch contacts you with updated timing. Every full-service job is dispatched with an equipped truck — dollies, blankets, straps, and tools — so you’re not waiting on a crew that arrives without equipment.

Furniture is wrapped in blankets and shrink wrap before it leaves the house, and floors and tight doorways are protected on the carry out. LIOO Moving is a licensed Georgia Household Goods Carrier regulated by the Georgia Department of Public Safety; released valuation is included and is spelled out under the rate table. Beds, tables, and large case goods are taken apart and rebuilt so they travel safely, and the older homes with narrow stairwells and the long carries at gated estates are planned with that in mind. Pianos, safes, and anything over 300 pounds carry the specialty-item fee listed under the rate table. The truck can’t take firearms or ammunition, hazardous materials or perishable food; the moving preparation guide has the full list.

Yes. Send the certificate-holder details and we’ll issue the certificate the same day, naming your property manager or HOA — for apartment communities and for gated neighborhoods like Horseshoe Bend, Willow Springs, and the Country Club of Roswell. For the elevator or loading zone: if management allows the mover to reserve it, we do; if it only takes the booking from you, we work to your reserved time. Gate check-in is arranged ahead too, and long driveway carries get the team size they need.

Yes. We coordinate arrival times and elevator access with assisted-living communities and work at a pace that fits sorting and giving-away decisions instead of rushing. Furniture is taken apart and rebuilt at the new place so it’s set up, not stacked at the door. These moves often put decades of belongings into a smaller space, so we plan the team and the time around that.

Often, yes — it depends on which crews are free that day, and we’ll tell you honestly whether we can make it and what the arrival window looks like. Anything within 72 hours is booked by phone with the office. Same-day requests are common here after another company cancels or a closing date shifts.