Service Area · Chicago and Surrounding Suburbs

Movers in Chicago

Core coverage area

Packed Moving Solutions covers Chicago from our Elmwood Park base with loading and unloading crews for rented trucks, U-Box, PODS, PackRat and U-Pack containers, packing help, and freight loads at docks and curbs.

Packed Moving Solutions serving Chicago
Packed Moving Solutions crew in Elmwood Park, IL

Serving Chicago

Packed Moving Solutions Elmwood Park

Elmwood Park, IL · Serving Chicago and the suburbs around it

Monday to Saturday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM · Sunday 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Packed Moving Solutions works out of Elmwood Park and covers Chicago and the suburbs around it from there. That takes in the city neighbourhoods, Logan Square and Wicker Park through Hyde Park and Rogers Park; the near west around Oak Park and Franklin Park; Evanston and Skokie to the north; Berwyn and Cicero to the south; the northwest suburbs out to Schaumburg; and Naperville and Elgin past the DuPage edge. We are a service-area business, so there is no showroom to visit: our crews come to you for loading and unloading, U-Box, PODS, PackRat and U-Pack container and trailer work, and full or partial packing.

Moving labor in Chicago

Chicago is core coverage for us now, and it is a straight run in from Elmwood Park. Our crews load and unload rented trucks, U-Box and PODS containers and storage units across Logan Square, Wicker Park, Bucktown, Lincoln Park, Lakeview, the West Loop, Pilsen, Hyde Park, Uptown, Edgewater, Rogers Park and the Jefferson Park and Portage Park blocks, and pack the rooms nobody wants to face. Call the number at the top of the page and you usually reach David, who books the crew and the date.

City moves are not suburban moves, and the difference is almost always the building and the curb. A three-flat in Logan Square means a wood back porch and a narrow front stair. A West Loop or South Loop high-rise means a freight elevator you have to reserve and a loading dock with a booked window, sometimes only two hours wide. Two-and-a-half-storey walk-ups in Lakeview and Uptown have no elevator at all. Tell us the floor, the elevator and the dock window when you book and the crew plans the carry around them.

Parking is the other one. Most residential blocks need a moving permit taped up a few days ahead, and a lot of streets are permit-parking zones on top of that, so a truck left to chance ends up half a block away. Alleys work well behind a lot of two-flats and three-flats. If a POD or a U-Box is being dropped on the street rather than a driveway, check with the city about the placement rules before the container ships, because that is the one that strands people. Get a free quote and we will plan your Chicago move around the real access at both ends.

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