Columbia draws a steady mix of state-government employees, University of South Carolina families, and Fort Jackson transfers out of Savannah every year. It’s about 170 miles up I-95 and over on I-26, roughly two and three-quarter hours with a loaded truck, far enough that Selena books it as a full-day job, not an afternoon add-on.
We still price it the same way we price every long-distance move: one binding number, set after Cordell walks through your home or reviews a video survey, with full replacement coverage available as a one-line add if you want it beyond our standard cargo protection.
Yolanda or Trey runs the crew door to door. The people loading boxes in Savannah are the same ones stacking them in your new Columbia address, no reload truck in between.
Savannah → Columbia: Estimated Cost
| Home Size | Estimated Flat Rate | Typical Transit |
|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1BR | $1,050 | Same day |
| 2BR | $1,750 | Same day to next morning |
| 3BR+ | $2,700 | Next day |
Use these figures to budget. The number becomes binding only after someone from our office goes over how big your home is and how easy each end is to reach.
Moving Savannah to Columbia?
A single crew on our payroll, most often led by Cordell or Trey on this route, loads at our Louisville Road yard and carries everything in at the far end
The crew that fills your truck in Savannah stays with it to Columbia and empties it there. Nobody else touches your things mid-trip, there’s no reweigh stop at a scale, and no broker carves the job up between two companies. Cordell and Trey have done enough of these runs that it’s the same care for a same-day local job as for a multi-state haul.
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