Why is the area measured in minutes rather than miles?

A mile of back road and a mile of highway are not the same trip, so the trip charge follows the drive time from Glennville rather than the miles. Inside 30 minutes there is nothing to pay for it.

Is the travel charge per bale?

No. It is one flat $150 for the trip, however many bales you order. That is why a bigger job in a further town works out cheaper a bale than a small one.

What if my town is not on the list?

Call and ask. The truck goes out to about 85 minutes from Glennville; Brunswick at about 80 minutes is the furthest town listed here. A straight answer on the phone is worth more than a trip that gets cancelled.

Which counties are these towns in?

Bryan, Bulloch, Chatham, Effingham, Evans, Glynn, Liberty, Long, Tattnall, Toombs and Wayne counties, in southeast Georgia. What you pay for the trip follows the drive time to your address, not the county line.

Does the smallest job change from town to town?

Only by the trip. The straw part is the same in every town on the list. The smallest order is $150 of straw either way: 12 bales delivered and spread, or 20 bales delivered only. The table shows which towns carry the trip, and what the smallest job comes to in each.

Can two neighbors share one trip?

Give both addresses when you call and you find out whether the two count as one trip. The trip charge is paid once per trip.

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Towns we serve

Every town, and what the trip costs.

Inside a 30 minute drive of Glennville there is no charge for the trip. Past that it is a flat $150, paid once however many bales you order, whichever way you buy it. The truck goes out to about 85 minutes, and the towns it runs to are in the table below.

Town	County	Drive	Trip	Smallest job, trip included
Glennville	Tattnall	home base	none	$150
Reidsville	Tattnall	15 min	none	$150
Claxton	Evans	20 min	none	$150
Ludowici	Long	25 min	none	$150
Hinesville	Liberty	40 min	$150	$300
Vidalia	Toombs	45 min	$150	$300
Jesup	Wayne	45 min	$150	$300
Statesboro	Bulloch	55 min	$150	$300
Richmond Hill	Bryan	55 min	$150	$300
Pooler	Chatham	65 min	$150	$300
Savannah	Chatham	70 min	$150	$300
Rincon	Effingham	75 min	$150	$300
Brunswick	Glynn	80 min	$150	$300

Not on this list? Call and ask. Past about 85 minutes from Glennville the answer is no. Anywhere closer, you get a straight yes or no on the phone before anything is booked.

Things people ask about the area

Why is the area measured in minutes rather than miles?: A mile of back road and a mile of highway are not the same trip, so the trip charge follows the drive time from Glennville rather than the miles. Inside 30 minutes there is nothing to pay for it.
Is the travel charge per bale?: No. It is one flat $150 for the trip, however many bales you order. That is why a bigger job in a further town works out cheaper a bale than a small one.
What if my town is not on the list?: Call and ask. The truck goes out to about 85 minutes from Glennville; Brunswick at about 80 minutes is the furthest town listed here. A straight answer on the phone is worth more than a trip that gets cancelled.
Which counties are these towns in?: Bryan, Bulloch, Chatham, Effingham, Evans, Glynn, Liberty, Long, Tattnall, Toombs and Wayne counties, in southeast Georgia. What you pay for the trip follows the drive time to your address, not the county line.
Does the smallest job change from town to town?: Only by the trip. The straw part is the same in every town on the list. The smallest order is $150 of straw either way: 12 bales delivered and spread, or 20 bales delivered only. The table shows which towns carry the trip, and what the smallest job comes to in each.
Can two neighbors share one trip?: Give both addresses when you call and you find out whether the two count as one trip. The trip charge is paid once per trip.

Call (912) 256-6051