Two Interstate Changes, Three States, One Truck
Most of Get Done’s long-distance lanes stay on one or two roads start to finish. Birmingham asks for three: I-4 west out of Seminole County, I-75 north through Georgia, then I-65 cutting south and west into Alabama. Five hundred twenty miles total, and Marcus schedules the pickup around making both interstate changes while there’s still good daylight left, more than around the raw mileage.
| Detail | Altamonte Springs to Birmingham |
|---|---|
| Distance | 520 miles, I-4 W / I-75 N / I-65 S |
| Typical transit | A full day of driving, occasionally finishing the next morning instead |
| Crew | The same driver and loaders run all three interstates |
| Pricing | Quoted once, at the Altamonte Springs walkthrough |
Three legs make up this trip. First, the Altamonte Springs crew wraps and secures the household before sunrise clears the Seminole County exits. Second, the truck rolls through Georgia on I-75 before swinging onto I-65 toward Alabama. Third, that same crew carries every box and piece of furniture into the Birmingham address themselves.
Three states, zero handoffs
Changing interstates twice doesn’t mean changing companies. Get Done’s own crew runs all 520 miles into Alabama. Call and we’ll walk through arrival timing.
Compare it with the direct run to Savannah, the Piedmont haul to Charlotte, or our longest lane up to Nashville.