I’m Wyatt Calhoun, owner of Appaloosa Moving and Storage. Harlem is small-town Columbia County — a walkable historic core near the Laurel & Hardy museum, older cottages on shaded streets, and homes on acreage out along the county roads. It’s a straight shot west from Appling, and every move gets a flat price written down first.
Old homes, careful carries. The century cottages around downtown Harlem come with steep porches and narrow doorways. Jamal, my lead crew chief, plans the carry and pads every jamb, so nothing gets dinged coming down the front steps.
Harlem flat-rate examples
- 2-bed downtown cottage — 2 movers + truck — $790–$1,190
- 3-bed home on a county-road lot — 3 movers + truck — $1,300–$2,000
- 4-bed house on acreage — 3 movers + truck — $2,100–$3,300
- Harlem to Grovetown or Appling — 2 movers + truck — $650–$990
Two movers and a truck run $150/hr, three at $200, one-hour minimum, pads and dollies included. Send your Harlem address and I’ll put the binding total in writing. Browse local moving or the CSRA service map.
Flat-rate moving across Harlem
Two uniformed movers and the truck at $150/hr on the clock, or a signed CSRA figure that puts the whole Harlem move onto one sheet
Wyatt’s Appling crew has handled the Summerville hillside carries, the Evans and Martinez subdivisions off Washington Rd, the gravel lanes out past the farmland and the pinched downtown Augusta curb windows across Harlem more times than any of us can keep a tally of.
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