Moving Storage: Atlanta & Around Georgia

Brief Storage Stays

Cover a short gap of days or weeks between addresses. This is our most common storage request, usually tied to a closing or lease date.

Long-Term Storage

Hold items for months during a renovation, a work assignment or a downsize. We plan the packing for a longer stay.

Partial Storage

Store only some items. Move the rest straight to your new home. This works well for downsizers and home stagers.

Storage With Long Distance Moves

Your new home in another city is not ready yet? Your things wait with us until that house opens. See our interstate moving company page.

Boxing Goods For Storage

Boxes in storage need to stack well for weeks. Our box and wrap service uses uniform cartons and clear labels.

1. Free estimate. Share your home size, dates and what goes to storage.
2. Pack and wrap. We prepare furniture and boxes for the wait.
3. Load and inventory. We list every item as it goes onto the truck.
4. Store. Your belongings stay protected until you call.
5. Schedule delivery. Call or email with your new date.
6. Deliver and set up. Stored goods come inside and land exactly where you point.

Delivery day mirrors pickup day. The crew checks each item against the inventory as it comes off the truck. You sign off only when the list matches, so nothing slips through the cracks between homes.

Moving and storage pricing has two parts: the moving labor and the storage itself.

• Moving in: Packing, loading and transport to storage.
• Storage space: Based on how much you store and for how long.
• Moving out: Delivery and setup at your new home.
• Packing: Optional, and priced in your estimate.

Storing less always costs less, so sort before you store.

We share every part of the price in writing before we start. Typical labor figures appear in our moving labor price guide.

Mattresses

Use a breathable mattress bag. Store mattresses flat or on edge, never folded or bent. Do not stack heavy items on top.

Wood Furniture

Clean and dry each piece. Cover it with moving pads or cotton sheets, not tight plastic. Remove legs from large tables to save space and reduce stress on joints.

Upholstered Furniture

Vacuum sofas and chairs first. Cover them with breathable fabric. Keep them off the floor on pallets or pads if you can.

Electronics

Pack TVs and computers in their original boxes, or in snug padded cartons. Remove batteries from remotes and devices to prevent leaks.

Appliances

Clean, drain and dry washers, fridges and dishwashers. Leave doors cracked open in storage to stop odors.

Clothes And Linens

Wash everything before storage. Use wardrobe boxes for hanging clothes. Add cedar blocks instead of mothballs.

Papers And Photos

Store files in sealed plastic bins. Keep passports, deeds and tax records with you, not in storage.

Rugs need care too. Roll them, never fold them, and wrap the roll in breathable fabric before it goes in.

These examples show how a typical storage plan works. Your dates and details will be your own.

The Closing Gap

Say a family in Suwanee sells their home and must leave by the 15th. Their new home in Buford closes on the 28th. We pack and load on the 14th and store their goods. On the 28th, we deliver and set up. The family stays with relatives for two weeks with only suitcases to manage.

The Kitchen Remodel

Picture a Marietta couple who remodel their kitchen and dining room. We move the dining set, china cabinet and boxed dishes into storage. When the work ends six weeks later, we bring everything back and place it in the new rooms.

The Out-Of-State Wait

Or a family leaves Alpharetta for a new job in another state. Their new home will not be ready for a month. We load their home and hold it in storage. When the keys arrive, we deliver directly to the new address.

Every plan is different. Tell us your dates, and we build a schedule around them. If your dates shift, call us early so we can adjust delivery.