Tybee is the one town on our route where the ocean itself is part of the job, salt air corrodes hardware and swells wood faster than anywhere else we work, so crews handle older beach-house furniture a little more carefully than a standard household. Getting there means Highway 80 traffic that can back up for a mile on a summer weekend, and Trey Bonnet times Tybee moves around it, early morning departures mostly, rather than sitting in beach traffic with a full truck. The island’s older cottages near Butler Avenue sit up on stilts, which means stairs are part of nearly every Tybee load, and newer construction further from the beach tends to be easier access. Either way it’s the same crew that handles a downtown Savannah job, just with an earlier start time.
What a Tybee Island 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 Tybee Island, 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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