Savannah, Georgia
Savannah machinery moving & rigging.
Machine moves, rigging and millwright work in Savannah plants, delivered by crews on Accuwright’s own payroll — one machine across the floor, or a whole line crated, stamped and headed for the port.
Send us the job Call 877-898-4377
Same-day pricing. Give us the details and you get a number back the same day, not in three to five business days.
Pictured: dock work at dusk — a crated load on the move, spotter ahead.
Savannah is a regular run for us.
Straight answer: our Greenville, Georgia shop is about three and a half hours out. Our crews are in Savannah so often it doesn’t matter.
Savannah work is planned as Savannah work. The crew, the movers and the rigging gear mobilize together and the job runs in scheduled blocks around your production windows — no waiting on equipment freighted in piece by piece, and no learning curve on the route, because the trucks already know it.
And when the move is bigger than the coast, so are we: two shops — Greenville, Georgia and Fort Worth, Texas — working the Southern Industrial Corridor from South Carolina to Texas, with reach coast to coast.
What we do in Savannah plants.
The full Accuwright scope, delivered locally — each line below runs deeper on its own page.
- Machinery moving & rigging
- Heavy machinery moving
- Industrial rigging
- Millwright services
- CNC machine installation
- Industrial & export crating
- Manufacturing plant relocation
- Industrial mechanical & process piping
- Operated heavy-forklift rental
- Heavy equipment storage
Representative, not exhaustive — if it sits on a plant floor, ask.
Port work: crated, stamped, stored, shipped.
A port city needs more than movers. Accuwright carries ISPM-15 certification and stamps export crates and skids with the ISPM-15 seal, so what we crate is ready for international shipment — machines wrapped, blocked and braced for the container or the flat rack. When the schedule and the vessel don’t agree, nearly 400,000 square feet of dry storage plus secure outdoor laydown means heavy freight can wait on our floor, received on our own equipment — not a traditional warehouse that can’t take the weight. One contractor from the plant floor to the port gate: industrial & export crating, specialized transportation and heavy equipment storage.
Around Savannah, the work looks like this.
The manufacturing wave that followed the Hyundai Metaplant brought a corridor of tier-one suppliers to the Savannah region — and their plants run on exactly the work Accuwright self-performs: machine installations, die-cast presses, entire forging systems, injection molding machines by the hundreds, stamping and machining lines, and the plant infrastructure behind them — chillers, compressed air, process piping. Add the port’s own heavy industry, and Savannah is a place our crews know from the inside. Accuwright has done this for more than 900 industrial customers, in over 40 US states and internationally — and the crew that lands the machine is the crew that levels it, aligns it, pipes it and wires it. Millwrights, riggers, welders, pipefitters and electricians are on Accuwright’s own payroll, and our crews self-perform the core work.
Tell us what’s moving.
The machine, the two addresses, the timeline — photos if you have them, a drawing if it’s a whole line. Same-day pricing: a number back the same day, not in three to five business days.
Rather talk it through? 877-898-4377 — ask for the planning team.
Moving machinery in Savannah, answered.
How does scheduling work with your shop three and a half hours away?
Honestly, and in your favor: Savannah jobs are planned as mobilizations, not day trips. The crew, movers and rigging gear roll together on a schedule set around your production windows, during business hours — and because our crews are in Savannah regularly, the road is routine. Send the details and you get a number back the same day.
Can you crate a machine for export?
Yes — that’s home ground here. Accuwright carries ISPM-15 certification and stamps export crates and skids with the ISPM-15 seal. Industrial & export crating covers wrapping, blocking, bracing and container loading, and the same crew that crates the machine can pull it off its foundation first.
The machine lands before the plant is ready — can you hold it?
Yes. Heavy equipment storage means nearly 400,000 square feet of dry storage plus secure outdoor laydown, and unlike a traditional warehouse we receive heavy-weight goods on our own equipment — then deliver and set the machine when the floor is ready.
Will you move a single machine, or is that too small?
A single machine across the floor or across town is the bread and butter of machinery moving & rigging — CNC machines, presses, molding machines and everything between. Small jobs get the same planning, floor protection and paperwork as big ones.
Do you work inside operating plants?
Most of our work happens in plants that are still running — including supplier plants where the takt time doesn’t stop for a machine move. Moves are planned around your shifts and aisles — spotters, floor protection and a route walked before anything rolls — so production keeps going around the work.
Where else do you work from the Greenville shop?
Across Georgia and the corridor — including Atlanta, Augusta and Gainesville. The full list is on our locations page.