Thunderbolt was a working shrimping village long before it was a Savannah suburb, and some of the older homes along the Wilmington River still sit on lots that were laid out for boat access rather than a driveway. That means a few of our Thunderbolt jobs involve carrying furniture down a dock or across a yard that slopes toward the water, not a straight shot from a driveway to the truck. Yolanda Pruitt has picked up most of the waterfront moves here and knows which streets off Victory Drive need a smaller truck to get close enough. It’s a small town, tucked between Savannah proper and the bigger islands, and most of what we do here is quiet, one-house-at-a-time work rather than big subdivisions.
What a Thunderbolt 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 Thunderbolt, 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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