Residential moves at Honest Moving keep one crew on the job from the first box loaded to the last piece of furniture set down, whether that’s a narrow row house tucked behind one of Savannah’s 22 historic squares or a two-story in Richmond Hill with a wide driveway and none of the parking restrictions downtown. The historic-district homes get the shuttle truck by default — a standard 26-foot truck can’t turn onto some of those one-way blocks, let alone park on them, so Beau’s crew loads the shuttle at the curb and transfers everything to the main truck a few blocks out. Cordell walks the house during the estimate to set crew size and truck order ahead of time, and pricing runs on the same hourly bands as a local move — $129 to $209 an hour depending on crew size — or a flat rate for larger four-bedroom-plus homes, typically $1,600 to $2,200. Trey Bonnet or Yolanda Pruitt runs the job on-site start to finish.
What’s Included
- One crew, start to finish, no shift change mid-job
- Shuttle-truck transfer for historic-district and narrow-street addresses
- Pre-move walkthrough to set crew size and truck order
- Furniture blankets and shrink wrap on every item
- Bed, table, and shelving disassembly and reassembly
- Named crew chief on-site for the entire job
- Flat-rate option for four-bedroom-plus homes
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
Truck, blankets, and dollies are never a separate line: $129 for two movers, $169 for three, $209 for four, or a flat figure by bedroom count if you’d rather skip the clock entirely. Addresses inside the historic district get a smaller shuttle truck that can actually turn onto those one-way blocks, at no extra charge. Released-value coverage rides along standard, and Cordell will walk you through the full-value upgrade when he quotes you if you want it.
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