Charleston to Savannah
Savannah runs about 110 miles south on I-95, a coastal pull past Walterboro and the Beaufort exits before the road curves into the Georgia low country. Households take this route for a shipping or logistics job at the Georgia Ports, a transfer between the two historic districts, or a slower coastal town after years on the Charleston peninsula.
- Distance110 mi south
- RouteI-95
- Drive timeabout 1 hour 45 minutes
- LicenseSouth Carolina-registered and insured
Both ends of this lane are old port cities with the same narrow-street problem, so the truck size gets set by Savannah’s downtown squares as much as by anything on the Charleston side. Silas has run enough loads into that historic district to know which streets a full-size truck can actually turn onto and which ones call for a shuttle.
- Our own crew carries the load the full 110 miles, nothing handed off at the state line
- Every item inventoried and padded before the truck leaves the yard
- Truck size checked against Savannah’s historic-square street widths before load day
- Short-term storage available if your Savannah closing hasn’t landed yet
One number for the coastal run
Mara prices the whole 110 miles after walking your Charleston rooms, one figure that covers both historic districts and the marsh crossings between them. Nothing gets added once the truck is south of Beaufort.
| Move size | Rate on this lane |
|---|---|
| 1-bedroom | $720 – $1,020 |
| 2-bedroom home or condo | $1,510 – $2,220 |
| 3-bedroom house | $2,380 – $3,470 |
| 4+ bedroom or full home | $3,530 – $5,100 |
Two historic downtowns and one flat number between them, no surprise once the truck’s past Beaufort. — Wade Calhoun, owner
