Georgia, United States
Moving a couch, collecting a marketplace find or clearing a garage in Atlanta? Book a local truck owner who loads, drives and unloads it — with the fare shown before you confirm.
Get a Atlanta fareMid-rise apartments inside the Perimeter usually mean freight elevators and reserved loading docks. Book a scheduled window so it lines up with the time your building actually allows.
Suburbs and outlying towns
Pickup and drop-off can be anywhere we can map — these are simply the parts of the Atlanta area that come up most.
Midtown and Buckhead buildings usually require a reserved freight elevator and a booked loading dock. Schedule your haul inside that window and message the driver the dock entrance, since street-level parking often is not an option.
Moving from an in-town apartment to Alpharetta, Roswell or Kennesaw is a highway haul. The fare is quoted on the mapped route before you confirm, so the connector and I-285 do not turn into surprise charges.
A lot of Atlanta bookings are one couch, dresser or dining table bought secondhand. Pick the item, see the flat heavy-item fee, and add a helper if the seller cannot help carry it.
Older bungalows in Kirkwood, Grant Park and the West End generate a lot of one-load debris and old-appliance runs. Choose the Heavy tier and a helper for a fridge or washer.
Fares here use the same upfront formula as everywhere else: a $39 Standard Pickup base plus $2.10 per mapped driving mile, a flat $29 per heavy item such as a couch or fridge, and $28 if you add a second helper. Typical Atlanta trips:
| Trip | Boxes | Couch |
|---|---|---|
| Short cross-town (4 mi) | $30 | $76 |
| Across the metro (10 mi) | $40 | $89 |
| Suburb run (20 mi) | $56 | $110 |
Cross-town distances vary in Atlanta — your real fare is quoted on the actual route between your two addresses before you pay.
Real local corridors, with an example fare for one couch in a Standard Pickup (truck base + mapped miles + the $29 heavy-item fee).
≈ 7 driving miles
Straight out Ponce or the Freedom Parkway — the most common in-town furniture hop.
≈ 8 driving miles
Short GA-400 run between mid-rises; usually a freight-elevator move at both ends.
≈ 20 driving miles
I-75 inbound from a Cobb County showroom or warehouse pickup.
≈ 28 driving miles
Inside-the-Perimeter to OTP — a real highway trip, priced on the mapped route.
Pickup and drop-off anywhere in or around Atlanta. We route the trip and price it upfront.
Paying releases the job to drivers close to your pickup, closest first.
Follow the truck on a live map and message your driver about stairs, gates or parking.
Yes — anywhere in metro Atlanta we can map, including Marietta, Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, Roswell, Smyrna, Duluth, Decatur and the airport side of town.
Yes. Choose a scheduled window rather than an on-demand haul so it lines up with the freight-elevator time your building gave you, and tell your driver the dock entrance in the chat.
A Midtown-to-Decatur type trip is just the truck base plus a few mapped miles, plus a flat fee for each heavy item like a couch or fridge. You see the exact number before paying.