Atlanta to Savannah Movers

Atlanta → Savannah · one crew loads it in Atlanta and unloads it at the door, on a single written flat rate.

Atlanta to Savannah keeps us in Georgia the whole way. It’s about 250 miles southeast, first down I-75 to Macon, then onto I-16 east across the flat coastal-plain stretch through Dublin and into the Lowcountry, finishing in Savannah’s historic squares near the coast. The drive runs around four hours, all interstate, and the flat terrain makes it an easy single-day haul for the truck. The crew that loads your Inman Park or Grant Park home is the crew that unloads it on the coast.

Our crew, start to coast

We run this lane ourselves and only ourselves. Ced’s W-2 movers load in Atlanta, take I-16 east through Macon, and set your furniture down in Savannah. There’s no terminal handoff, no second company meeting the truck, and nobody you’ve never dealt with showing up at delivery. Because the corridor sits near a comfortable day’s drive, most 1- and 2-bedroom moves load in the morning and deliver the same evening, with the delivery day written on your contract before we touch a thing. The coastal humidity is no joke, so we shrink-wrap upholstery for the run just like we do for Atlanta’s spring pollen.

Mr Mover Atlanta carries a Georgia DPS household-goods certificate and US DOT/MC authority, so the Savannah move is fully authorized end to end. Your price is one binding written flat rate built for the 250-mile distance and your inventory, never an hourly clock on the highway. Get your Savannah quote and we’ll set the day.

What This Route Runs

Home SizeYour Quote
STUDIO / 1-BED$1,720 – $2,480
2-BEDROOM$2,640 – $3,800
3-BEDROOM$3,720 – $5,350
4-BED HOUSE$5,000 – $7,150
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How It Works

Quote to Keys in Three Steps

1

Tell Us the Essentials

Send both ZIPs, the move date, and your bedroom count — a minute of typing, no charge.

2

You Get One Flat Figure

Within a business hour we hand back a single all-in price in writing, with no hidden hourly meter ticking behind it.

3

Our Movers Handle the Rest

Our uniformed crew rolls up in one of our trucks loaded with gear, then pads, loads, drives, and resets every room.

Fresh Off the Truck

Word From the Long Hauls

★★★★★

“We moved from Marietta to Charlotte, up I-85. What sold me was that the crew who loaded our house was the exact same crew that unloaded it the next morning in North Carolina, so nobody could blame the other truck for damage. Binding written quote, no games. Everything arrived in the same shape it left.”

Anthony G.
Marietta · Google
★★★★★

“Moved a tiny studio near the BeltLine and they treated it like it mattered just as much as a big job. In and out fast. Fair price.”

Brittany L.
Reynoldstown · Google
★★★★

“Solid move overall. One of the dressers got a small scuff getting it down the narrow Edgewood stairs, but the crew pointed it out themselves instead of hiding it and noted it, which I respected. Honest about the released-value coverage upfront. Still a four-star job for the speed and the attitude.”

Darius F.
Edgewood · Yelp
Questions?

Route FAQ

Can you move me from Atlanta to Savannah in one day, and what route do you drive?
Usually, yes. We head south on I-75 to Macon, then east on I-16 through Dublin and across the flat coastal plain into the Lowcountry and Savannah, about 250 miles and roughly four hours on level interstate. We load early to beat the Atlanta morning traffic on I-285 and the Connector. Studios through 2-bedrooms typically load in the morning and unload the same evening; larger homes may finish the next morning, with the day named on your contract.
Is it the same crew in Atlanta and in Savannah?
Yes. The same uniformed Mr Mover Atlanta crew loads your home, drives I-16 across the coastal plain, and unloads in Savannah. We never route your shipment to another company or hand it off at a terminal. It's our truck and Ced's own movers from your Atlanta door all the way to the coast.
How is the flat rate set for the 250-mile Savannah run?
We price it on your real inventory and the fixed 250-mile distance, then put it in writing as one binding flat rate with no hourly meter once we're rolling. Long-distance jobs start at $2,290, and a 2-bedroom to Savannah generally lands between $2,640 and $3,800. The number you sign is the number you pay.

Locked in a date? Ced’s Atlanta crew runs it from here.

Expect your written flat-rate quote back in your hands inside the hour.

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