DeSoto County sits just across the Tennessee line in north Mississippi, the metro’s fastest-growing bedroom communities anchored by the Hernando courthouse square and spreading through Southaven and Olive Branch. Every morning DeShawn maps the day’s runs across the county from our Memphis dispatch board, straight down I-55 and I-269.
Across the state line into Mississippi
- Hernando — the courthouse-square homes and the subdivisions off Commerce Street
- Southaven — the neighborhoods along Goodman Road near Snowden Grove and the Landers Center
- Olive Branch — the new construction off Goodman and Church roads toward the I-269 corridor
- Walls & Nesbit — the quieter places out toward the river and US-61
Crossing the state line, one price. A DeSoto County move hops the Tennessee-Mississippi line, but that’s just a sign on the highway to us — Cortez runs I-55 and I-269 daily, and the crossing never turns into an interstate surcharge. You sign one flat figure before we load.
For two movers and a truck it’s $124/hr, or $174/hr once a third joins, with a one-hour floor and the flat total settled before load-out. Hauling a whole home down to Mississippi? We settle that run as one written flat price up front, not a meter at the curb. See what our long-distance crews do, or browse the complete service map.
One flat number for the whole DeSoto County move
A two-mover truck runs $124/hr from the minute we clock in — or skip the meter altogether and pin the entire DeSoto County job to one written Shelby County flat figure that never budges
Booked freight elevators, three flights up a walk-up, house and rental clear-outs, a driveway too narrow for the truck — whatever the DeSoto County job throws out, Terrance’s Shelby County crew has worked it more times over than any of us has bothered to count.
Lock in my flat number
