Pricing
How moving estimates work
An educational overview of how moving estimates are built. Final pricing policies must be reviewed and approved before launch.
Hourly vs flat-rate
Moving companies typically use either an hourly model, a flat-rate model, or a combination of both. Which model applies to your move depends on the type of move, the distance, and the level of service you choose. Confirm with our office which model applies to your specific estimate.
Factors that can affect your estimate
The list below is the full set of details we typically discuss during a quote. The more of these you can share up front, the more accurate your estimate will be.
Property size
Number of items
Number of movers required
Number of trucks required
Travel distance
Drive time between locations
Stairs
Elevator access
Long walking distance from the truck to the entrance
Parking restrictions
Loading-dock requirements
Packing services
Packing materials
Furniture disassembly
Furniture reassembly
Heavy or oversized items
Specialty items
Move date
Time of year
Storage or delayed delivery
How to help your estimate stay accurate
- • Share the full inventory, not a rough guess.
- • Note any specialty items (piano, safe, fitness equipment, artwork).
- • Include access details — stairs, elevators, parking, long carries.
- • Update us if anything changes between the estimate and move day.
Note: This page does not publish specific pricing. Final pricing structure, deposit, cancellation, and claims policies must be reviewed and approved by our office before launch.
Planning a Move in Metro Atlanta?
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