Downtown Savannah loft buildings and the apartment communities out in Pooler and Garden City create two very different logistics problems, and Honest Moving plans for both before move day instead of guessing at the curb. Selena confirms elevator reservations, loading windows, and freight-elevator hours with the property office ahead of time, and for historic-district loft buildings where street parking is metered or restricted, Cordell arranges the parking permit or reserved space the crew needs to load at all. Crew size runs two movers for a studio or one-bedroom, three for a two-bedroom, at the same $129-$169/hr bands as a local move, and a certificate of insurance goes to management in advance for any building that requires one before granting move-in access.
What’s Included
- Elevator reservations and loading-dock windows confirmed in advance
- Parking permits arranged for historic-district loft buildings
- Certificate of insurance sent to management when required
- Crew size matched to unit size, not one flat headcount
- Move timed around building quiet hours
- Furniture pads and doorway protection for tight hallways and stairwells
What Does It Cost?
Two ways to go: $129/hr starting with a two-mover crew, or a flat number by home size starting around $1,600 if you’d rather know the total up front
Two movers run $129 an hour, three are $169, and four are $209, with the truck, blankets, and dollies included. Or take a flat price by bedroom count if you’d rather not watch the clock. Addresses inside the historic district get a smaller shuttle truck that can actually turn onto those one-way blocks, at no extra charge. Basic released-value coverage comes with every move, and Cordell can explain the full-value upgrade while he prices your job.
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