Portable Storage and Moving in Savannah, GA

1-800-PACK-RAT Moving & Storage Services in Savannah, GA

1-800-PACK-RAT can service locations in and around Savannah, including Bloomingdale, Black Creek Tybee Island, Richmond Hill, Fort Stewart, Pembroke, Westbrooke, Port Wentworth, Fort McAllister, Hinesville, and Rincon, GA; and Hardeeville, Okatie, Hilton Head Island, and Port Royal, SC, and surrounding areas. If you're looking for a moving and storage company in and around Savannah, we're here for you!

Moving to Savannah? Check Out These Top Attractions:

1. River Street - Lined with shops, restaurants, and galleries, River Street offers a lively waterfront experience and river cruises to partake in. The cobblestone streets and historic buildings provide a charming backdrop for leisurely strolls and river views that are beautiful to behold both day and night.

2. Savannah Historic District - Wandering through the Savannah Historic District allows visitors to experience the city's well-preserved architecture and charming streets. The district's layout, featuring numerous squares, showcases the city's unique planning, historical significance, and unique Southern charm, with numerous preserved homes, museums, and more that make it the largest National Historic Landmark District in the country.

3. Webb Military Museum -The Webb Military Museum is a a must visit attraction for any military history aficionado. Featuring exhibits and artifacts from the American Civil War era to the Desert Storm conflict, the Webb Military Museum has plenty to see, experience, and learn about.

Here Are Some Fun Facts About Savannah:

1. Savannah is the oldest city in the state of Georgia. Originally the British capitol of the Province of Georgia prior to the American Revolution, Savannah was founded in 1733 by General James Oglethorpe when he and the 120 passengers on his ship landed along the Savannah River.

2. When Savannah was originally chartered, Catholicism was outlawed in the town by the English settlers. This wasn't due to an intolerance of the religious faith itself, rather a fear that if Catholicism was allowed, those practicing who resided in the city might side with the Catholic Spaniards who controlled the colony of Florida to the south if a conflict broke out between the two countries.

3. Forest Gump fan? The iconic Hollywood production filmed many of its scenes in and around the Savannah, GA area. The famous ongoing shot of Forest sitting on the bench talking with various people was actually shot at Chippewa Square, located in the North Historic District. While the bench he sat on was just a movie prop, a replica of it resides in the Savannah History Museum, a testament to the film's impact locally and nationally.

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"Literally every part of the process specifically related to the container, the service and the drivers involved, was fantastic and nothing short of seamless. Friendly, flexible, smart people were involved in each step of this move, which is ALWAYS appreciated and we will be using you again."

Travis B.

Decatur, GA