What counts as local
Anything within Roswell and the towns that surround it, from Alpharetta down to Sandy Springs and out toward Marietta, is priced as a local move by the hour rather than by weight.
The crew size and truck size are matched to the home. A one-bedroom apartment usually needs two movers and a smaller truck, while a four-bedroom house in Milton typically calls for four movers and a full-size box truck.
If you are unsure how much you have, a short video walking through each room helps us size the job correctly instead of guessing high or showing up short-handed.
A typical move day
The crew arrives in the agreed window, walks the house with you, and pads the door frames and stair rails before anything is carried. Furniture is wrapped in moving blankets and loaded in the order it needs to come off the truck.
At the new house, everything goes to the room you point at rather than a pile near the front door. Beds get put back together, and we walk the empty truck with you before we leave.
Most single-family homes in the Roswell area are finished in a single day when the crew starts on time and the driveway is clear for the truck.
Apartments and gated communities
Several apartment communities near Holcomb Bridge Road and along GA-400 require a reserved elevator window or a certificate of insurance from the moving company. Ask the leasing office early and pass the requirements on to us.
Gated neighborhoods sometimes need a code or a call ahead for vendor access. A quick note on your booking form saves the crew from sitting at a gate on the morning of the move.
Small jobs are welcome
Not every job is a full house. We regularly move a single piece of furniture across town, load a rented storage container in a driveway, or shuttle a handful of boxes to a new apartment.
Tell us what you actually have and we will send the right number of people rather than a full crew for a half-day job.