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Chicago moving company-FAQ
Can any items remain in the drawers of my furniture?
The only items that you should leave in your dresser or bureau drawers are clothing and linens. We ask that you remove all fragile, valuable, or heavy items and anything that can move around in transit and pack them in the appropriate boxes.
Can you move house plants?
Yes, in most cases, your plants can be moved by our Chicago movers team. You just want to make sure that you stop watering them 3 days prior to your moving day, so that they do not drip in the moving van and damage any of your other belongings. Can you disconnect my appliances for moving?
With any electrical connections, our Chicago moving company will be more than happy to assist you. However, with any gas or water lines you should consult your local utilities company. This is to insure the safety of everyone participating in your move.
Are the any items that you cannot move?
Yes, there are items that cannot be move by any moving company. Hazardous materials, as defined by the U.S. Secretary of Transportation, are not accepted for shipping. These items are combustible liquids, corrosives, explosives, flammables and compressed gases. Such items as charcoal, paints & paint thinners, batteries and rubbing alcohol, just to name a few. Be sure and consult with us if you have a question about any items.
Suppose I pack myself?
That’s OK to pack yourself. However be aware of the potential problems that may arise. For example, valuation coverage will not pay out on goods packed by their owner, unless the exterior of the box is damaged.
How long will your Chicago moving company take to pack my goods?
Packing time depends on the size of your move. However, we can normally pack a home in 1-2 days.
What are my responsibilities?
Our professional movers will do the job. Your responsibilities are very simple:
- You need to be present during the packing of your belongings.
- Take personal responsibility for jewelry and other high value items.
- Check and sign the inventory of your belongings.
- Ensure that no prohibited items are packed.
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