Orland Park Movers For Southwest Suburban Homes

Single-Family Home Moves

Most Orland Park households live in detached homes, and our local moving service covers moves within the village and to nearby communities such as Bolingbrook, Joliet, Downers Grove, and Chicago. Our movers load the truck, transfer your belongings, and place each piece in the room you choose at the new address. For larger homes, share the number of bedrooms, the basement, and any oversized furniture during the estimate so the right number of movers is scheduled.

Townhome And Condo Moves

Orland Park has townhome and condo communities built from the 1970s through the 2010s, and each association sets its own rules for move-ins. Our residential moving service plans around shared driveways, stairs, elevators, and move-in hours. Ask your association about move rules before you book, and pass them along with your quote request.

Long-Distance Moves From The Southwest Suburbs

I-355, I-55, and Route 6 connect Orland Park to the regional highway network, so a long-distance truck is on its way soon after loading. Our long-distance fleet includes a sleeper truck that runs our key routes out of the Chicago area. The long-distance moving page covers how those moves are planned.

Storage Between Homes

Storage keeps your belongings in our own warehouse when a closing date and a move-in date do not line up. Our movers handle the trip into storage and the delivery back out, so your belongings stay with one company the whole way.

Orland Park has specific rules for large trucks, and a moving truck falls under them.

Street Parking For Large Trucks

The village code bars commercial vehicles over 8,000 pounds, or longer than 21 feet, wider than 8 feet, or taller than 9 feet, from parking on streets or alleys. The code allows them to park for a reasonable period of time to pick up or deliver property, assemble what was delivered, or prepare property for loading. A moving truck can work in front of your home on move day, then needs to leave when the work is done.

No Overnight Truck Parking In Driveways

The overnight parking of those larger commercial vehicles is not permitted in any residential setback, including a residential driveway. A move that spans two days should plan for the truck to leave overnight and return the next morning.

Direct Routes Through The Village

Orland Park only allows commercial trucks on village streets for access to a destination by the shortest, most direct route, with an exception for part of 153rd Street. Share both addresses early so the truck’s route in and out of your neighborhood can be planned.

Snow Days

Parking on village streets is prohibited once 2 inches of snow have fallen, and vehicles must stay off the streets for 10 hours after the snow stops so plows can clear them. On a snowy move day there may be no legal street space, so plan for the truck to load from the driveway where it fits, and keep your own cars in the garage.