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ATLANTA BAR & BREWERY MOVERS

Move Your Atlanta Bar Without Losing a Single Weekend

From Westside taprooms to Edgewood Avenue cocktail rooms, our in-house crews move bars, breweries, and taprooms overnight and on dark days, so your regulars barely notice you changed addresses.

  • Night & Monday Moves
  • Keg & Cooler Handling
  • Tank Rigging In-House
  • Headquartered in Atlanta
  • Walk-in coolers and draft equipment moved cold-chain aware
  • Brite tanks and fermenters rigged by our own crews
  • Back bar, POS, and glassware packed and labeled by station
  • Scheduled around your license, your lease, and your weekend

YOUR CITY, OUR HOME FIELD

We Know What a Saturday Night Is Worth in This Town

Ask anyone who has run a bar in Atlanta: the room is the business. The regulars who walk up from the BeltLine, the industry crowd that shows up after their own shifts, the Saturday crush before a game at Mercedes-Benz. When you relocate, every dark night is money you never get back.

That is the number we plan around. Flood Brothers is headquartered off Fulton Industrial Boulevard, about fifteen minutes from most of the neighborhoods we move. Our crews have loaded out taprooms in West Midtown, cocktail bars around Edgewood Avenue, and brewery floors where the fermenters outweigh the box truck. We move bars the way you run one: prepped early, executed fast, cleaned up before anyone sees the mess.

One team handles all of it. The draft coolers, the tanks, the back bar, the POS terminals, the mounted TVs, the patio furniture. You get one plan, one project manager, and a reopening date you can put on Instagram with confidence.

ATLANTA LOGISTICS, HANDLED

Old Buildings, Tight Alleys, and the Connector at 5 PM

Most of Atlanta’s best bar spaces were never designed for a move. Converted warehouses on the Westside with one freight door. Hundred-year-old storefronts in Grant Park and Kirkwood with narrow entries and no dock. Mixed-use buildings on the BeltLine where the loading zone is shared with three restaurants and a yoga studio.

We scout every site before move night. That means measuring doorways against your largest cooler, reserving loading zones and curb space where the city requires it, timing truck routes around the Connector and I-285 instead of hoping, and staging equipment at our own warehouse when your new space is not ready the same day. If the walk-in has to come apart, our crews break it down and reassemble it. If a tank needs to come through a window opening, we rig it.

WHAT WE MOVE

Everything Between Last Call and Reopening Night

One in-house team for the equipment your bar actually runs on, with no gaps between vendors.

  • Draft Systems & Coolers

    Walk-ins, keg coolers, and draft towers disconnected, moved, and repositioned in coordination with your draft technician.

  • Brewery Tank Rigging

    Fermenters, brite tanks, and mash tuns rigged, moved, and set on the new floor by our own rigging crews.

  • Back Bar & FOH

    Back bar, stools, tables, banquettes, and decor packed, padded, and placed to your new floor plan.

  • POS & Sound

    Terminals, printers, TVs, and speakers taken down, cabled, labeled, and remounted where you want them.

  • Glassware & Inventory

    Glassware, smallwares, and sealed inventory packed by station so opening night setup takes hours, not days.

  • Storage & Staging

    Secure warehouse space across town for equipment that arrives early or a buildout that runs late.

Flood Brothers crew moving bar equipment out of an Atlanta taproom at night

BUILT FOR BAR SCHEDULES

We Load Out After Last Call and Beat Your Painters In

Bars do not move during business hours, so we do not work business hours. Our crews load out Sunday night after close, run the move on your dark day, and have the new room staged before your staff walks in. Because our people are full-time employees rather than a crew assembled for the day, the team that scoped your job is the team that shows up. That is how a bar move stays on one calendar page instead of three.

The Flood Brothers Difference

The Muscle Behind Atlanta's Bar Moves

  • 220+ Full-Time In-House Crew Trained crews on our payroll, not day labor.
  • 500K+ Sq Ft of Warehousing Secure, racked storage and staging space.
  • 50 States Covered One partner for local and multi-site work.
  • 97% On-Time Completion Projects finished to the agreed schedule.

HOW A BAR MOVE RUNS

Four Steps From Last Call to First Pour

  1. Walk the Room

    We scope both locations, measure the big pieces, flag utility disconnects, and build the move plan around your dark days.

  2. Pack by Station

    Bar stations, kitchen lines, and storage get packed and labeled so everything lands where it works, not where it fits.

  3. Move Overnight

    Crews load out after close, protect both properties, and truck everything across town on a route we have already timed.

  4. Set & Verify

    Equipment set to plan, coolers repositioned, TVs remounted, debris gone. You walk in to a bar, not a job site.

Get Started

Plan Your Atlanta Bar or Brewery Move

Tell us the neighborhood, the square footage, and the date you want to reopen. A project manager will walk both spaces and map the move around your schedule.

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