- Vahi Moving and Storage
- Vahi Local moving company
- And we answer the phone.
- Serving Virginia-Highland Atlanta Georgia
Mark the Mover, Atlanta movers has moved residents of the Virginia Highland, or VaHi community for 30 years. Our professional movers also do packing, loading and unloading. With 40,000 square feet of storage warehouse we have full service household goods local storage for local moving, between moves, staging, remodeling and even commercial goods handling.
- Household Storage
- Full Service Storage
- Dependable and Reliable
- We started in Virginia Highland
- Packing and prepping
Household Goods Storage
Our 20,000 square foot climate controlled storage facility is across the connector from Virginia Highland, we are slightly north of Georgia Tech in the West Midtown area of Collier Road and Howell Mill, near the Atlanta community of Berkeley Park.
Atlanta Movers
Mark the Mover started in Virginia Highland more than four decades ago. Now we are the most recommended and dependable mover for discriminating households seeking to take good care of their household investments. Mark the Mover serves local movers, as well as the occasional longer distance move including Tybee, Hilton Head, Destin and all over the southeast. Mark the Mover is a full service VaHi moving company, often chosen for these longer distance moves for the speed of delivery.
Mark the Mover is a dependable moving company. Please understand that it’s smart to give us advance notice of your relocation. Whether it is luxury services or apartment to apartment you can rest assured that we have the resources to show up on time, you can depend on it. That’s why Mark the Mover has such a great reputation as a company with local moving, Georgia moving and household goods storage. We are also are the preferred moving company for luxury moves to Tybee, Savannah, Hilton Head, Florida, Tennessee, South and North Carolina and up and down the east coast.
Fire Station 19 (Atlanta, Georgia)
The Fire Station on N. Highland Ave. is the oldest operating station in the Atlanta city service. (More at Wikipedia)
Manuel’s Tavern
Famous for pints and politics, since 1956 Manuel’s has been a landmark featuring drinks, craft beers, good food and good conversation. (Manuel’s on Google Maps)
Piedmont Park
Home of the 1887 Piedmont Expedition and improved in the early 20th century by urban architect Frederick Law Olmstead among others, this landmark is second only to New York’s Central Park.
Mary Mac’s Tea Room
Authenitc southern cooking near Virginia-Highland, one and a half blocks west of Argonne Ave. on Ponce, it’s full of Atlanta history.