Moving from Colorado to Georgia

Professional movers are definitely recommended for this 1,200-mile journey to the South. Atlanta's a major hub, so you'll have good moving company options, especially if you're headed to the metro area. Get quotes from companies that know the Colorado-to-Southeast route.

Brace yourself for humidity! You're leaving Colorado's crisp, dry air and 300+ sunny days for Georgia's hot, sticky summers and mild winters. The good news? No more altitude sickness, and you can grow amazing gardens year-round.

If you're tired of Colorado's high cost of living and want Southern charm with actual job opportunities, Georgia's fantastic! Atlanta's a major business hub, and you'll pay way less for housing. Just know you're trading mountain adventures for peach cobbler and SEC football.

Plan about 6-8 weeks total, with professional movers taking 4-6 business days for transport. The Colorado-to-Atlanta route is pretty popular, so timing is usually reliable, though hurricane season might affect coastal moves.

The humidity shift is real – your wood furniture, musical instruments, and leather goods will need to adjust to Georgia's moisture. Climate-controlled transport is worth it, and you'll definitely want a dehumidifier in your new place.