Get quotes from Moving Companies in Georgia

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Our Mover’s Directory is simple to use. Just click on the State and the City you prefer moving to. Scroll down to find the best movers in that particular area whom you can hire to relocate the home both locally and long-distance.

Select a specific moving company and its details will appear on your screen, which includes – whether it moves your home interstate/long-distance and cross-country or are the services are limited to local. Based on this, you can filter down a mover to your destination.

As both the MC and DOT numbers of the mover appear on the screen, you can be sure about the authenticity and reliability of the moving company. Similarly, we also mention the year of the establishment of the mover, helping you know how long it is in the business.

Also, you can see both the working days and working hours of the mover on the screen that will help you know when to contact the moving company in Georgia for a specific purpose.

While a few movers in Georgia work even on weekends, a few movers don’t. As you know the working days and hours of the moving company, when you are told that your household stuff will reach the new house within specific working days, you can easily calculate the date you’ll receive your stuff.

Maybe you are moving to Georgia from a faraway state (Washington, Oregon, or California) and may prefer a moving company in your location. As our network is vast and spread across the US, it has moving companies from every state. Pick a mover from your state to move to the new home affordably.

The calculation of moving cost to Georgia is a little complicated as it involves multiple factors, such as your current location, the destination you are moving to, the volume of household belongings you move, the season you move, and the type of moving service.

Georgia is spread over 59,425 square miles and where in Georgia are you moving to is a major factor. Also, moving to Georgia from Alabama, Florida, or South Carolina will be cheaper than moving from Maine or Washington.

Here’s an approximate moving cost from different states to Georgia

A moving company in Georgia will consider the following factors while preparing a moving cost estimate:

• Size of the move:

  The total volume of the household items you move directly impacts the moving cost. The larger volume your stuff is, the costlier the moving quote will be.

• Distance between your origin and destination in Georgia:

  The distance you move to relocate the home is crucial in determining the moving cost.

• Packing services:

  When a mover packs your belongings, he puts a price tag on every packing material used. This would be added up to the final moving cost.

• Moving add-ons:

  Every service you opt from a mover has a price. This can be disassembling and reassembling furniture, moving specialty items, or moving supplies provided by movers such as a stretch wrap, felt pads, and mattress bags. And your final moving cost will include the price for the additional services you obtained.

• Storage:

  While you’re moving to a smaller home in Georgia, you may require additional space to store your items. You can hire a storage unit from the moving company but the rental will be added to the total moving cost.

• Moving date:

  As most people prefer moving in summer, the season is highly expensive and you have fewer chances of obtaining a good moving deal. Instead, moving in winter, the off-season, you may get lucrative discounts. Plan your move in winter if cutting down the moving cost is your goal.

• Insurance:

  Getting additional insurance against the household items that are moved is a safe decision but you need to remember that the premium would be added to the total moving cost.

For a moving company in Georgia, any move within the state boundaries or within a 100-mile radius is a local move and the costs are differently calculated, on an hourly basis. This means, when you are relocating to a home within Georgia, the cost would be based on the number of laborers work plus the hours taken to accomplish the task.

In Georgia, you would require spending between $50 and $75 per mover per hour to move an average home. When you require a minimum of 2 laborers and 2 hours in addition to the 1 hour drive time to relocate the home, you would need to pay for at least 3 hours for 2 movers, and the lowest amount a mover in Georgia may bill you would be between $250 and $300 unless your move needs more hours or more people.

To get a clearer picture of moving cost within Georgia, consider the following:

To know more about local moving costs, read the MoverJunction guide on local moving quotes.