Moving to Greenville, SC.

A short guide for people moving here: the parts of town, when to book and what to plan for.

Between Atlanta and CharlotteLower 48 long-distance movesFree estimates

Why people move here

Greenville sits on I-85, roughly halfway between Atlanta and Charlotte, with the Blue Ridge foothills to the north. Downtown is built around Main Street and Falls Park on the Reedy River, and the Swamp Rabbit Trail runs out toward Travelers Rest.

Work brings a lot of people too. GSP airport and the BMW plant are both nearby in Greer, and the wider Upstate has grown fast.

The parts of town

Downtown and North MainWalkable, with apartments and older houses. Expect loading zones, elevators and tighter stairs.

Augusta RoadOlder, established homes close to downtown.

Five Forks and SimpsonvilleSuburban family homes down I-385. See Simpsonville.

GreerNear the airport and the BMW plant. See Greer.

Travelers RestNorth of town, at the end of the Swamp Rabbit Trail.

Further outAnderson, Spartanburg, Easley and more. See all areas.

Planning the move

Book summer earlySummer is the busiest time of year to move. Weekend slots go first.

Plan for the heatUpstate summers are hot. Start early, and keep water and fans ready.

Check your buildingApartments may need an elevator booked or a move-in window set.

Check your HOASome neighborhoods have rules about where a truck can park.

Getting your things here

Coming from out of state? We do long-distance moves anywhere in the lower 48, quoted as one job. Already have a truck or container on the way? Our labor-only crew can unload it when it arrives.

Moving to Greenville?

Call with where you are coming from and the size of the move. We will give you a real number.

Call (864) 484-5401

7:00am to 11:00pm, seven days a week