Bears Moving Co. moves single pieces and furniture-only loads in Johns Creek — store and Marketplace pickups, deliveries the retailer won't carry upstairs, moving one heavy item between floors, and rearranging a room. Two movers, a padded truck, and a true 2-hour minimum with fuel, pads, straps, dollies, floor protection, and basic disassembly and reassembly included. Licensed GA HHG #9320 and fully insured.
This is not a whole-home move — it's the job most movers won't take.
Sectionals and sleeper sofas, king and queen mattress sets, armoires and china hutches, dining tables with stone or glass tops, dressers and wardrobes, desks and filing cabinets, treadmills and Pelotons, recliners and lift chairs, patio sets, upright and spinet pianos, gun safes, disassembled pool tables, large mirrors and artwork, and appliances that aren't hard-plumbed.
Common Johns Creek pickup points include Costco, IKEA, and Ashley pickups, Facebook Marketplace buys, garage and basement swaps, and parent-to-kid handoffs across town. Typical Johns Creek jobs are sectionals, treadmills and Pelotons, gun safes, sleeper sofas, dining sets, and a heavy piece moved between floors.
We move regularly into and out of Country Club of the South, St. Ives, Doublegate, Seven Oaks, the streets around Atlanta Athletic Club, the Medlock Bridge corridor, and the Riverside Drive estates along the Chattahoochee. Our crews know which CCS streets have HOA-imposed move windows (8am–6pm weekdays only on some), that GA-400 southbound from Johns Creek backs up after 6:30am, and which St.
Ives gates require a 30-minute call-in versus a guest-pass code.
About 35 min north of Atlanta via GA-400. Drive time to Johns Creek is inside the hourly rate, so a single-item pickup in Fulton County doesn't carry a trip charge. The Johns Creek areas we get furniture calls from most: Country Club of the South, St. Ives, Seven Oaks, Doublegate, and Medlock Bridge.
Johns Creek is an estate-moving city. The big golf communities (Country Club of the South, St. Ives, the streets around Atlanta Athletic Club) have 4,500–8,000 sq ft homes with custom front doors that don't open a full 90 degrees, long driveways with tight turning radiuses, mature canopies that exclude a 26-foot truck within 100 feet of the door, and white-glove items (upright pianos, large art, marble-top consoles) that need crating.
We send a 4-mover crew with a 26-foot truck plus a shuttle for the largest estates and bring custom-cut foam, cardboard sheaths, and shrink wrap on every booking. Gated-entry call-in is handled by dispatch 30 minutes before arrival.
Johns Creek homes usually give us a driveway and a garage entry, which makes even a heavy sectional or armoire straightforward with a two-mover crew. Before anything moves we measure the piece against the narrowest point on the route — doorway, stair turn, elevator diagonal — and decide whether to remove legs, take a door off its hinges, or hoist over a rail.
Floor runners, corner guards, and pads go down first, and doorframes get protected on every carry.
Every piece is shrink-wrapped or blanket-wrapped before it leaves the room it's in, not after it's on the truck. That's the difference between a furniture mover and a truck with two people in it.
A one-piece or few-piece Johns Creek job typically fits our 2-hour minimum with two movers and one truck. Everything bills at our transparent hourly rate with a true 2-hour minimum — no trip charge, no fuel surcharge, no per-stair or per-flight fee, no charge for pads, straps, dollies, or floor protection.
Basic disassembly and reassembly (bed frames, table legs, sectional feet, treadmill folding) is part of the rate, not an add-on.
Two things change the number: distance to a pickup point outside Fulton County, and whether the item needs specialty handling — a safe over about 600 lbs, an upright piano, or a stone slab. Tell us the piece and the stairs when you call and we'll give you the honest hour range before you book.
Plenty of Johns Creek jobs never leave the house: a sectional moving from the basement to the main floor, a bedroom set relocating so hardwoods can be refinished, a home office swapping rooms, or heavy furniture staged for carpet install or a home sale. Two movers for two hours handles most of it, and we put everything back exactly where you point.
If you're staging a Johns Creek home for sale, we'll move pieces to a garage or storage unit and bring them back after closing on the same hourly rate.
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Yes — single-item jobs are exactly what this service is for. Two movers and a padded truck with a true 2-hour minimum, whether it's one sectional or a truckload of furniture with no boxes.
A one-piece or few-piece Johns Creek job typically fits our 2-hour minimum with two movers and one truck. It bills at our transparent hourly rate with a 2-hour minimum, and fuel, pads, straps, dollies, floor protection, and basic disassembly are included. No trip charge and no per-stair fee.
Yes, that's one of our most common Johns Creek calls. Send the pickup address and the seller's window, and we'll pick up, pad, transport, and place the piece in the room you want it — not just inside the front door.
No. There is no per-stair, per-flight, or elevator fee in Johns Creek. Johns Creek homes usually give us a driveway and a garage entry, which makes even a heavy sectional or armoire straightforward with a two-mover crew.
Yes. In-home moves and rearranging are billed on the same hourly rate with the same 2-hour minimum — common before flooring installs, home staging, or when a room changes purpose.
Basic disassembly and reassembly is included: bed frames, table legs, sectional feet, desk tops, treadmill folding. Complex built-ins, wall-mounted units, and IKEA flat-pack assembly from scratch are quoted separately.
Yes. Bears Moving Co. is licensed under GA HHG Mover #9320 and carries full cargo and liability insurance on every job, including single-item moves. We can issue a Certificate of Insurance for your building within 24 hours.