Georgia Long-Haul Route u{00b7} Atlanta u{2194} Savannah
About 250 miles down I-75 and I-16 — close enough for a single-crew, door-to-door move with your price locked in writing before the truck rolls. Tell us the addresses and sizes and we will quote the route both ways.
Atlanta to Savannah is about 250 miles — down I-75 South to Macon, then I-16 East to the coast, roughly a 3.5 to 4 hour drive for the truck. That distance puts it past the 50-mile line where Georgia moves stop being billed hourly and are quoted per shipment instead: your price is built from the weight or cubic footage of what we load, the access on both ends, and the date — locked in writing before move day, with no fuel surprises added on loading day.
Because the run is a single morning of driving, most Atlanta—Savannah moves are planned as a single-crew, door-to-door job — the crew that loads your home in Atlanta is the crew that unloads it in Savannah, with the timing confirmed on your written quote. We run this route in both directions; a Savannah-to-Atlanta move prices the same way.
A written estimate from a survey or detailed inventory — never a guess — covering crew, truck, fuel, mileage, padding and wrap, and standard disassembly and reassembly. A small deposit reserves the truck and date; the balance is due on delivery, before we unload, with payment methods confirmed on your bill of lading. If your new place is not ready when you are, ask about storage in transit, and if you want the packing handled too, our packing crews price that to scope on the same quote.
Planning the bigger picture? Start with our Georgia long-distance moving guide or price this route online.