Yorkville Movers People Trust

Advanced Moving & Storage offers a comprehensive range of moving services for homes, apartments, and businesses in Yorkville.

We plan each job around your belongings, your schedule, and the access at both addresses, then send professional movers with the truck and equipment to do the heavy lifting.

• Residential moving for single-family homes and townhomes in every Yorkville subdivision, from the first box loaded to the last piece of furniture placed in your new home.
• Commercial moving for offices, shops, and light industrial spaces, scheduled so your business can settle into its new space with as little downtime as possible.
• Packing services that wrap fragile items, fill and label boxes, and get your belongings ready before the movers arrive.
• Moving supplies such as boxes and packing materials for customers who prefer to pack on their own.
• Long distance moving for relocating from Yorkville to another state, including cross-country moves planned from the first estimate to delivery day.
• White glove service for antiques, artwork, and furniture that need extra handling and careful placement.
• Piano moving and hot tub moving for heavy items that need the right equipment and enough movers to load them safely.

Not sure which moving services you need? Your free quote walks through each one, so you only book what your next move calls for.

Every Yorkville move depends on which side of the river you live on, how new the home is, and which state routes sit between your old address and your new one. Our movers come prepared for these details before moving day.

• Yorkville keeps adding homes. The city recorded new home permits in Grande Reserve, Bristol Bay, Timber Ridge Estates, and Caledonia in 2024, and closing dates on new construction can shift. Schedule your move once your closing date is set, and tell us right away if it changes.
• Downtown Yorkville centers on Bridge Street along the Fox River, near the historic Kendall County Courthouse. Homes near downtown share their streets with through traffic, so we confirm where the truck will park before moving day.
• If your subdivision has a homeowners association, check its rules on moving trucks, street parking, and move times. Share them with us so the moving day plan fits those rules.
• Stairs, basements, and tight turns change how a job runs. Tell us about them at both addresses so we send the right number of movers and the right equipment.
• Illinois Routes 34, 47, 71, and 126 all meet in Yorkville, and IDOT is widening the Route 47 corridor between Kennedy Road and Sugar Grove. We plan the route and arrival time around active roadwork.
• The full I-88 interchange at Route 47 connects Yorkville to the East-West Tollway, which keeps moves toward Aurora, Naperville, Lisle, and Chicago on a direct path.