Crossing the Ogeechee River into Bryan County changes the drive time more than people expect, so Selena Marsh builds a real number into every Richmond Hill quote instead of the flat rate you’d get for a move that stays inside Chatham County. A good share of our Richmond Hill jobs are tied to Fort Stewart, families moving in or out on a set timeline that doesn’t bend, and we’ve learned to treat those dates as fixed rather than flexible. The town itself runs from older homes near J.F. Gregory Park to newer construction out toward the Ford Plantation area, different truck sizes for each. Whatever the house, it’s the same crew and the same trucks that cross the river, no swapped-in labor once you’re on the other side.
What a Richmond Hill Move Runs
A two-mover crew starts at $129/hr, or Cordell sizes a flat band by bedroom count once he’s seen the job, starting near $1,600
The pricing doesn’t shift whether the address sits in Richmond Hill, a starter home a few blocks off the highway, or a two-story set back on a bigger lot — standard released-value coverage rides along in every figure Honest Moving quotes, and nothing gets tacked on once the crew’s finished loading.
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