Your Prospect Heights Move, Handled With Care.

We charge by the hour with the full total given before we start. A studio or one-bedroom condo typically runs $400–$700. A two-bedroom condo or townhome runs $700–$1,100. A full ranch home with a garage and basement typically runs $1,000–$1,600 depending on size. We charge hourly with the total quoted upfront — no end-of-day upcharges, fuel surcharges, or surprise fees.

Many do — and it varies significantly by building. The older condo complexes near East Rand Road and Old Willow Road (Old Willow Falls, Willow Heights, Lake Run) typically have limited parking for moving trucks, designated move-in times, and sometimes elevator-only buildings where scheduling matters. The townhome communities near Rob Roy Golf Course and Colony Country often have HOA move-in windows and required advance notice. When you call us, tell us your building or complex name and we'll confirm what's needed before we schedule you. Showing up without knowing a building's move-in rules is how moves run long — we check before we book, not after we arrive.

For condos and townhomes, 2 weeks is usually enough for weekday moves year-round. Weekend moves in peak season (May–September) book faster — aim for 3 weeks. If your building has a required move-in window, book as soon as you know your date so we can confirm the building's availability alongside ours. Prospect Heights doesn't have the same school-calendar surge as some nearby suburbs, so the schedule is steadier than Arlington Heights or Northbrook.

Yes — Illinois ICC #228452, USDOT #2289617, $2M general liability. All publicly verifiable. USDOT covers interstate moves for Prospect Heights residents relocating out of Illinois. We're also BBB Accredited with a 5.0 Google rating across 120+ reviews.