You may start asking for quotes as soon as you think you may need relocation service in the future. Therefore, it is recommended to start asking for quotes at least three months in advance of your planned move. This enables you to receive all the relevant information, as well as making sure you pack only those goods you really wish to take with you. Please keep in mind that we are in a position to offer you our professional moving services once we can plan your move well in advance.

As you may know this depends on many factors, such as the time of year, weather conditions, size of your relocation, time required to load and unload, and the direction and distance of your items are traveling. Whatever the circumstance, our knowledgeable relocation consultant will offer advice and be able to help you understand what to expect.

Yes. King David Moving is Licensed, Insured, and Bonded by the state of Illinois Commerce Commercial. Also it carries the standard insurance coverage required by the Illinois State Department of Transportation.

Yes. We provide basic valuation coverage for your items during the move. Additional coverage options may also be available for higher protection. Always ask your mover about available protection plans before your moving day.

Our quality of relocation experience is unlimited which has prepared us to fully anticipate all your moving needs. Guided by the company’s mission and values, we strive to provide accurate and affordable moving solutions. Our goal is to accomplish the very best and professional at what we do, combining commitment and service guarantee. This unique approach has allowed us to maintain a leading role in the moving industry.

It would be better and desirable for you to be present during the packing of your belongings and very important that you take responsibility for your jewelry and other high value items. If at all possible, please take these items with you. If you had to pack these items, we recommend labeling them in order for you to remember where you have located them. You may also make a descriptive note that you have these items on your Bill of Lading. Additionally as a reminder ensure to sign the inventory of your belongings and do not pack any prohibited items.

You may, however please be aware that the heavy items are harder to maneuver and increase the chances of someone getting hurt; therefore in order to keep our crews’ work environment safe, the individuals may remove/empty out all the items from the drawers of heavy items only.

You may and you have a choice. You can disassemble and reassemble items such as furniture and etc. to save some time, or King David Movers can provide this service for you at NO additional charge.

Moving during the middle of the week or mid-month is often more affordable because demand is lower than weekends or the end of the month. Planning ahead can also help you secure better pricing and availability.

Most refrigerators, washers, dryers, and other electrical or mechanical appliances require special servicing to ensure safe transportation. Any moving parts such as motors on major appliances, washer drums, ice makers and the pickup arm on a phonograph should be securely fastened for shipment. Gas appliances need to be serviced and disconnected prior to your move. It is the owner’s responsibility to see that appliances are serviced for shipment before they are loaded on the truck. Upon request and for an additional charge, a moving company will perform this service, using either its own qualified personnel or an authorized service company.

Everyone likes a reward for a job well done ! Tipping is an optional, thus many people do. You should decide based on the quality of the move that you receive. Those that do tip tend to give either a small percentage of the entire move, or a small dollar amount per mover per hour. In the end, you should only tip an amount you are comfortable with and they will definitely appreciated.Many customers tip $20–$40 per mover for a half-day move or $40–$80 for a full-day move, depending on the complexity of the job.

Yes. Many residents rely on experienced local movers who understand Chicago neighborhoods, apartment buildings, and suburban communities. Companies like King David Moving & Storage provide professional moving services throughout Chicago, Skokie, Evanston, Glenview, Niles, Northbrook, Des plaines, Arlington Heights, Morton Grove, Park Ridge, and surrounding areas.

Yes. We as a Professional movers are experienced with Chicago apartment moves, including elevators, stairs, tight hallways, and building move-in policies.

The time needed for a local move depends on the size of your home and how prepared everything is before the movers arrive. For example:

Studio or 1-bedroom: 3–5 hours
2-bedroom apartment: 5–7 hours
3-4 bedroom home: 7–12 hours

Professional movers work efficiently to complete the move as safely and quickly as possible.

Yes. We provide moving boxes, packing tape, bubble wrap, and protective materials. Some customers prefer to pack their own belongings, while others choose professional packing services for convenience and safety.

To help your move go smoothly:

Label all boxes clearly
Disconnect appliances ahead of time
Keep important documents with you
Reserve parking for the moving truck

Proper preparation helps movers complete the job faster and more efficiently.

Yes. Our Professional movers use floor runners, padding, shrink wrap, and blankets to protect your property.

Yes, We proved commercial movers handle office relocation, furniture breakdown, cubicles, equipment, and business relocation.

The truck size depends on the size of your home. A professional moving company determines this during your estimate.

We always love to hear from you about the great jobs our movers provide and offer during their shift times. Therefore, feel free to click here to take a brief survey that won’t take a few minutes and share with us your experience with our professional movers.

The following is a general guideline of prohibited items:

Hazardous Items

• Cleaning supplies
• Solvents
• Paint
• Pesticides
• Aerosol cans
• Flammables
• Ammunition

High Value Items

• Furs
• Jewelry
• Precious stones or metal
• Important Personal
• Documents
• Valuable collections
• Stocks or Bonds
• Cash
• Car Keys
• Cell Phone
• Laptop Computers

Perishables

• Frozen Food
• Refrigerated Food
• Produce
• Plants
• Open or Half Used foods
• without adequate preservation