Georgia Living
Moving from Florida to Georgia
If you want the breezy coastal life of Florida, without all of the hassle that comes with tourists and expensive price tags, then Georgia should be on your mind! Georgia is the peach of the South, and your Georgia movers at American Moving & Storage are here to help you keep things peachy by explaining…
Read MoreMoving for Love and What to Expect in Savannah, GA
Have you been looking for love in all the wrong places? Do you need to spice up your love life? Have you met someone new online that’s made you want to move for love? If you’ve been asking yourself these questions lately, then it may be time to consider moving for love this February. Moving…
Read MoreSavannah, GA Sports Teams
You’ve made the cross-country move to Savannah and you’re ready to dive into the local sports scene. Who should you cheer for? Because your new home lies four hours from Atlanta – depending on I-75 traffic – you’ll find that Savannah, like most of Georgia, is Braves country. You’ll also find your neighbors rooting for…
Read MoreHow to Get Rid of Savannah Mosquitoes
A common question asked by people moving to Savannah is: Are there mosquitoes in Savannah? Absolutely. It’s Summer in the South, ya’ll, and we all know what that means: BBQ, hanging by the pool, and enjoying the great outdoors with family, friends…and mosquitos. That’s right—mosquitos–the pesky blood-sucking bugs that just won’t die. Whether you’ve recently…
Read MoreThinking of Moving to Pooler, GA
ULTIMATE Living in Pooler Pooler, GA is a city in the state of Georgia, located in Chatham County. Pooler is about 10 miles west of Savannah, GA. Pooler was named after railroad employee Robert William Pooler, and was the one of the fastest growing cities in Georgia in 2020. Population & Demographics The 2020 population…
Read MoreLIVING IN DUTCH ISLAND, GA
THINKING OF MOVING TO DUTCH ISLAND, GA? Dutch Island, GA is located along the coastal waters along the border of South Carolina. It is 14 miles from downtown Savannah. Tracing its roots back to a land grant by King George II, Dutch Island has changed little since then outside of the population of homes along…
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