Bears Moving Co. moves apartment, loft, and condo residents in and out of Midtown every week — including Ponce City Market lofts, Atlantic Station, Piedmont Park-adjacent buildings, and 10th & Piedmont high-rises. Licensed GA HHG #9320, transparent hourly pricing, same-day Certificates of Insurance, and no per-stair or elevator fees.
Midtown is one of Atlanta's busiest move corridors — high-rises along Peachtree, lofts near Ponce City Market, and walk-ups around Piedmont Park. Bears Moving Co. (GA HHG #9320) knows the loading docks, elevator reservation rules, and street-parking quirks that make Midtown moves go smoothly.
For apartment moves specifically, the buildings we're in most often around here are Ponce City Market lofts, Atlantic Station, Piedmont Park-adjacent buildings, and 10th & Piedmont high-rises. In-town towers almost never allow curb loading, so we book the freight elevator and the dock window before move day and stage the truck inside the garage or the service alley.
Most Peachtree and West Peachtree buildings want a COI naming the property, the management company, and the ownership LLC 24-72 hours ahead — we send it the day you book. If your Midtown building requires a reserved elevator window, a padded elevator cab, or a signed move-in agreement, we schedule the crew around that window and arrive loaded in unload order so none of it is wasted.
Studios and 1-bedrooms in Midtown and O4W usually land inside the 2-hour minimum with two movers; 2-bedrooms with a long dock-to-elevator walk run 3–6 hours. Everything is on our standard transparent hourly rate — blankets, shrink wrap, mattress bags, dollies, floor runners, door-jamb protection, and basic bed disassembly and reassembly included. We serve ZIP 30308, 30309 with no travel surcharge, and high-rise access never carries a separate fee.
Same-day Certificate of Insurance for Midtown high-rises and concierge buildings. Loading around Ponce City Market lofts, Atlantic Station, Piedmont Park-adjacent buildings, and 10th & Piedmont high-rises works best when the crew knows the parking situation before move day, so we confirm the dock, loading zone, or street space with your property manager when we book. Headquartered in Atlanta — same-day availability city-wide.
Drive time to Midtown is inside the hourly rate — there is no trip charge for a 30308, 30309 address.
Crews experienced with elevator reservation windows and freight-only access. Most Midtown apartment moves are studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, which typically run a two- or three-mover crew depending on floor, elevator access, and how much of the packing is finished before we arrive.
Lease turnovers in Midtown cluster on the first and last days of the month, and buildings only host a limited number of moves per day, so the elevator window usually decides the date rather than our calendar.
Book two to four weeks out and reserve the freight elevator as soon as your lease is signed — we then match the crew's arrival to that window instead of the other way around.
We work weekdays and weekends at the same hourly rate, we call the morning of your move with the crew's ETA, and if your Midtown building needs the certificate of insurance re-issued with different wording, we turn it around the same business day.
Call us: (404) 514-4814 · Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm · Licensed GA HHG #9320 · BBB A+
Yes — Midtown is one of our regular apartment-move areas in Atlanta. Our crews know the access, parking, and elevator rules at Ponce City Market lofts, Atlantic Station, Piedmont Park-adjacent buildings, and 10th & Piedmont high-rises.
Yes, usually same day. Most Peachtree and West Peachtree buildings want a COI naming the property, the management company, and the ownership LLC 24-72 hours ahead — we send it the day you book.
No. Walk-ups, high floors, long carries, and freight elevators are all covered by the hourly rate — there is no per-stair, per-flight, or per-elevator fee anywhere in Atlanta.
Studios and 1-bedrooms in Midtown and O4W usually land inside the 2-hour minimum with two movers; 2-bedrooms with a long dock-to-elevator walk run 3–6 hours.