Fulton County is home turf for Pair Of Guys Movers. Our yard sits at 1455 Murphy Ave SW on the Westside, so most Fulton jobs mean the 26-ft truck is loaded and rolling before the Downtown Connector backs up. Damon and Reggie run their own trucks and their own W-2 crew, and in a normal week that crew is working somewhere between the Chattahoochee and Hartsfield-Jackson.
What we move across Fulton County
Fulton runs from the ITP core out to the GA-400 exurbs, so no two moves look the same. Our licensed Atlanta movers load all of it:
- Atlanta: Downtown lofts, Old Fourth Ward walk-ups, and BeltLine-adjacent bungalows near Ponce City Market
- Buckhead and Midtown: high-rise tower moves with COI paperwork and reserved freight-elevator windows
- Sandy Springs: split-levels and townhome stair-carries just inside I-285
- Alpharetta and Roswell: OTP subdivisions up GA-400 with long driveway carries
- Studios through 4-bedroom houses, plus piano and gun-safe hauls
How we time a Fulton move
Half of Fulton sits inside I-285 and half sits outside it, and that line changes the schedule. For Buckhead and Midtown towers we book the freight elevator and start at 5am so the truck is parked before Peachtree Street fills in. For Alpharetta and Roswell we plan the GA-400 run around the rush hour instead of through it. We own the trucks and we don’t subcontract, so the same crew that quotes the job is the one that shows up.
We hold the date with a $100 deposit that goes toward the final bill. The home page covers the rest of the metro, the Buckhead moving page has tower details, and the quote form gets Bryson your room count for a flat figure.
Flat-Rate Fulton County Moving
$115/hr gets two movers and a truck, or pick a home-size flat band from $360
From the tight Inman Park bungalow streets to the Decatur condo loading docks, our crew already has the street parking, the stairwells, and the building access in Fulton County figured out.
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