A Georgia Southern student clearing out a Chandler Road duplex or a family hauling furniture off land out past Register — either way, the two brothers who started this company still run it, the crew that shows up is on our own payroll, and the price agreed to beforehand is the price that gets paid.
Come out and see the place or hop on a video call — either route ends with a single dollar figure, and it’s the same one waiting on your invoice later.
Get My Flat Rate →Some folks want boots on the ground with a tape measure; others just point a phone around the rooms. We’ll note every stair and doorway either way before a price gets written.
Book a Walkthrough →A duplex near campus, a family farmhouse out past Portal, a haul down to Savannah — look at what jobs shaped like yours have actually run before you even call.
Check Sample Pricing →Attic, shed, whatever’s stacked in the garage — we walk it and write it down together beforehand, so move day doesn’t turn up something the truck wasn’t sized for.
Ask Us About It →Where the truck picks up, where it’s headed, and roughly which week — that’s all it takes to get things moving.
On camera or in person, we count the stairs, the furniture, and anything a Bulloch County dirt road might throw at a loaded truck.
A piano, a gun safe, a storage gap while the new place isn’t ready — say so now and it gets folded into one figure.
Whatever hits your inbox is what gets signed on move day — nothing shifts between now and then.
One of our own trucks, staffed by our own payroll guys, rolls up on the date you picked — heat wave or thunderstorm, doesn’t matter.
Dates across Bulloch County are booking up fast this month. Wesley is already juggling the Georgia Southern move-out crunch alongside anything the tropics decide to do to I-16 this week — get on the calendar before the good weeks disappear.
Claim A SlotSix trucks, one crew list, no subcontractors — a Chandler Road duplex and a farmhouse out past Register both get the same people and the same standard.
Brick ranches off Fair Road, Chandler Road duplexes packed with Georgia Southern students, family land out past Register — our own trucks bill it hourly and…
Learn More ›Savannah, Charleston, Columbia, Charlotte — pick the direction, and the same crew that loads your driveway in Statesboro is the crew standing at the other end…
Learn More ›A three-generation farmhouse outside Portal handles differently than a subdivision house in town, and whoever walks your property beforehand already knows which one yours is before…
Learn More ›Third-floor Chandler Road walk-ups during May move-out week, a two-bedroom near campus in August — we've built our whole summer schedule around Georgia Southern's turnover for…
Learn More ›Turn over the whole house and everything breakable goes into cartons rated for the drive, or keep the kitchen for yourself and let us take the…
Learn More ›Closing got pushed, or the new place isn't ready? We hold it wrapped and logged in our own space in Statesboro, billed by the month, until…
Learn More ›Click any town on the map — from Brooklet to Swainsboro, this is our own crew and our own trucks the whole way, not a subcontractor pulled in for the day.
Nothing trimmed out or touched up — the smooth jobs and the complicated ones, straight from customers across Bulloch County.
“Team was fantastic! Professional, careful, organized and very flexible. They went the extra mile both days to make sure our move was smooth and were focused on being as efficient and helpful as possible. Moving out of our home of 20 years was exhausting and emotional - really appreciated the team and their fantastic attitudes and work ethic!”
“The young fellows who moved my furniture were very respectful and did an excellent job. They were efficient and careful in loading and off-loading my furniture and getting it set just where I wanted it in my new home. I am very pleased with their service!”
“We had one item that needed moving from one house to another. Small jobs are difficult because most movers aren't interested. T&T treated me like I had a big move. They were professional, prompt and respectful. They arrived on time and had me set up in record time. I would use them again.”
“What a great bunch of guys that helped us move to our new home. Dexter, Corey, Marquis, and Wesley too such good care to wrap and protect all our items. they didn't stop until everything was in, unwrapped, and setup. Just can't say enough good things about this crew. They all worked well together and made our move so smooth. Thank you so very much!”
“The movers arrived on time & worked very hard to complete the move request quickly and efficiently & to make the overall process very smooth - 10/10 would recommend!”
“Working with T&T for my short-distance move was a pleasure. The customer service was excellent, detailed, and fast to answer the phone. The movers were very friendly and hospitable. They wrapped furniture with lots of padding and worked hard to move efficiently. The price was reasonable for the high quality service.”
A rental truck, a drop-off container, or a broker passing your job to whoever's cheapest that week — none of those get you a written number, our own crew on the truck, and belongings that never leave hands we hired ourselves.
| T&T Moving Company | Brokers | Containers | Truck Rentals | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A dollar figure lands in your inbox before a single box is touched | – | |||
| This company owns the trucks and cuts the paychecks — nobody rents a rig for the day | ||||
| Georgia household-goods certificate on file, bonded and insured on every run | – | – | ||
| The hands loading your furniture in Statesboro are the same hands unloading it | ||||
| Packing and unpacking are rolled into the same flat number, no separate line item | ||||
| Pianos, gun safes, oddball items — our own crew rigs them, not a specialty sub | ||||
| Storage is available by the week or the month whenever a job needs it | ||||
| One carrier, start to finish — your things never change hands mid-route |
Same truck, same crew, the whole distance — the price gets signed before the wheels turn, and nobody else ever touches the load along the way.
Whatever we put on paper is exactly what lands on your bill.
No add-on for a July thunderstorm turning a driveway to mud, no surprise mileage charge tacked onto a Bulloch County job — whatever gets put in writing ahead of time is exactly what you owe once the truck backs in. And whoever's carrying your boxes draws a real paycheck from T&T Moving Company, not a day-labor line from that morning.
Everybody pictured here is on this company's own payroll and drives a truck we own outright — no day-hires, nobody borrowed for the afternoon.
Plenty of people like having someone actually walk the rooms; plenty more would rather just film it on their phone. Either way lands on the same place — a written number once we're done looking, nothing to sign right then, and no cost if you decide against booking.
Start My WalkthroughEarly mornings, after work, Saturdays — tell us what works and we'll build around it.
In person or by video call, we log every stair, every fragile piece, everything oversized before quoting anything.
A flat number lands in your inbox that same day, no obligation attached if you don't move forward.
We’re a working moving company based in Statesboro, carrying a Georgia household-goods certificate plus interstate DOT/MC authority for anything crossing state lines. The truck, the crew, and the person who quoted you all belong to T&T Moving Company — nothing about your job gets handed to another outfit, and your contact info doesn’t get sold off to a call center somewhere else.
Somebody from our team walks through your place with you, in person or over video, and comes back with one written figure. No running clock, no stair or mileage charge that shows up after the fact anywhere in Bulloch County.
We keep an eye on it well ahead of time. If tropical weather looks like it’ll snarl up I-16 or flood out the back roads, we move the date earlier rather than risk it, and Tyler or Travis personally takes those particular weeks.
Regularly. Corey Suddath keeps the rigging on hand for uprights, baby grands, gun safes, and anything else heavy or awkwardly shaped, and he’s done it enough times around here that it rarely slows the job down.
Often. Savannah’s a short hop down I-16, Charleston and Jacksonville are a couple hours out, and Atlanta or Charlotte round out the longer hauls. Wherever it’s headed, the quote stays one flat figure, and the crew loading your truck in Statesboro is the same crew unloading it at the other end.
Two to three weeks out gives you the best pick of dates, especially around May and August when Georgia Southern’s whole campus turns over at once. Closer than that? Call anyway — a cancellation opens up a slot more often than people expect.
