Glen Ellyn Storage, the top Mayflower agent in Chicago, knows it is in a service business. You want a guaranteed quote, on time pickup and delivery and a professional moving team. That is what you receive every time you use Glen Ellyn Mayflower to move your belongings.
Since 1933, Glen Ellyn Storage has been helping Chicagoland residents move locally and across the country.

Wherever you are moving, Glen Ellyn Moving and Storage will handle your move professionally and at a competitive price.

Our satisfied customers are our best advertising.

For a free estimate or consultation -

Contact Tom at 1-800-328-1611x310 and E-Mail at twall@glenellynmoving.com

Once you've found 3 potential movers, check with the Better Business Bureau or other consumer organizations in your local area. Always check the name of the particular Agent, or office, that you are working with, not just the Van Line name. The agency you are working with is very important. Every office is individually owned and operated.

Don't rely on a quote provided sight-unseen over the phone (or over the Internet). You are better off meeting face-to-face with the mover's representative to ensure that you both understand what is involved.

During the on-site estimate, be sure to show the representative everything that is to be moved. Don't forget about the items in the basement or the major piece of furniture which you have sent away for repairs. Don't be afraid to ask questions.

The salesperson should also ask you questions...about your new home, about the timing of your move, the dates that you need, and any services that you may need above and beyond the norm.

Inquire about "valuation" options. Valuation provides protection from loss or damage to your possessions. The valuation option you choose determines the basis upon which any claim will be adjusted and the maximum liability of mover.
the level of coverage you choose.

If you obtain multiple quotes and one is substantially lower than the rest, be careful.

Quoted prices that are dramatically lower than the rest of the competition are probably too good to be true. "Low ball" price quotes could result in significantly lower-quality service. And one weight quote totally out of line with the others could indicate a flawed estimate.

Remember -- you're entrusting your mover with most of your personal possessions. It is important to try to make arrangements for your move well in advance -- at least four to six weeks before the moving date. The summer months are what movers call the "peak season" -- from May to mid-September, when children are out of school. Schedule summertime moves as far in advance as possible.

CALL ME at 1-800-328-1611.x310. I can help you!

The moving truck has pulled away and you are in your new home at last. Now that the stress of moving is over, most people experience a case of the Moving Blues.

To help bring your spirit back up try these tips:

Be patient. Soon the new will become familiar and less mysterious to you. Don't get discouraged!

Start checking out the things to do around your new city. Start with the close-by things - new restaurants, shops, entertainment.

Create an even better home than the last one. It won't be long and you will feel completely at home.