Poseidon Moving stands as a #1 choice when it comes to your your local and long distance moving requests. Relying on us to handle the logistics of your move grants you more time and reduces anxiety. Backed by two decades of industry expertise, we assure you of top-notch service at a budget-friendly cost. Our professional team ensures your belongings are meticulously packed, loaded into the truck, and arrive at your new destination just as you remember them. Having moved numerous residential families and commercial enterprises across the country, we are well-equipped to serve you as well. Let us guide you through a seamless transition!
What to Expect from Us?
- ✓ Cross-Country/Long-Distance Coverage
- ✓ Affordable and Transparent Pricing
- ✓ Lightning-Fast and Reliable Service
- ✓ Customized Packing and Crating
- ✓ Flexible Long-Term/Overnight Storage
- ✓ Flexible and Express Delivery Option
- ✓ Dedicated Quick-Response Support Team
Pros of Moving from Seattle to Atlanta
✓ Affordability
Moving to Georgia will save you some expenses. The cost-of-living index in Atlanta is 107.5. And while this is slightly higher than the national average, it’s still lower than Seattle, Washington at 172.3.
✓ Milder Seasons
While Atlanta is not your summer year-long destination, the winters here are usually shorter, milder, and better than it is in Seattle. It’s absolutely a pro if you find yourself sick of Seattle’s colder winter and rainy days. Summers here are also usually more pleasant.
✓ Sports Paradise
If you’re big in sports, particularly in football, baseball, basketball, soccer, and even tennis, then you will surely love living in this city. Getting invested in some of the local teams will give you a good reason why this is a good place to live for you.
✓ Entertainment
If you’re worried about leaving Seattle because you enjoyed the fun nightlife and activity there, well, Atlanta also doesn’t disappoint. The city offers an endless selection of live music, dance clubs, comedy venues, and cultural events that will keep your calendars full.
✓ Strong Job Market and Business Opportunity
Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 companies have headquarters in Atlanta and the city also set the bar for $15 minimum wage first. This means that even if you’re working on an entry-level job, you can get paid decently here. If you’re planning to start a business, on the other hand, the city also offers progressive policies that are geared toward making start-up businesses succeed.
Cons of Moving from Seattle to Atlanta
✗ Not Walkable and Lacks Public Transports
The city is not a good place for those who like walking to work as it is entirely not walkable. Living here, you have to rely on driving yourself to where you need to go. While there are public transports available, they are very limited.
✗ Terrible Traffic
Driving in Atlanta requires a lot of patience. As a city with the worst traffic congestions in the country, you’ll have to get used to dealing with traffic. Morning rush hour starts as early as 4 AM and runs about six hours. The evening rush begins at around 3:30 PM and can easily last until 8 p.m.
✗ Brutal Summers
The months of July and August are brutal in Atlanta. This is when temperatures can reach 90°F or 100°F, and humidity can go up to 70%. So, this means that having an air-conditioning unit is a must when living here.