Moving services in Yorkville, IL, from one licensed mover

One licensed company behind every service

Every service on this site is performed by Amenity Moving & Storage Inc., a family-run mover established in 1986 and licensed by the Illinois Commerce Commission as ILCC 73744 MC-C. Yorkville Movers is Amenity’s brand for Yorkville and Kendall County; crews, trucks and storage all dispatch from Amenity’s warehouse at 10028 Mandel St in Plainfield, about 10 miles east of downtown Yorkville.

That matters because some companies that advertise moves are brokers that sell the job to another carrier. Amenity is not a broker and doesn’t refer other movers. For interstate moves, Amenity is an authorized agent of Wheaton World Wide Moving, and those shipments travel under the authority of Wheaton Van Lines, Inc. (USDOT 70719, MC-87113), which you can look up on the FMCSA’s SAFER system. Amenity notes that the Wheaton network connects customers with more than 300 agents across the country.

Which moving service fits your situation

Start with the service that matches the move itself, then add the services that solve your timing or your heaviest items. This table covers the common combinations.

If you’re weighing a professional move against a rental truck and friends, the guide to hiring movers vs. renting a truck lays out the trade-offs honestly. Amenity is a full-service mover; it doesn’t load rental trucks or supply labor-only crews.

What comes with every Amenity move

Every move, whatever the service, includes a free in-person estimate, Amenity’s own employees, padded and secured furniture, and written paperwork that Illinois or federal rules require. The details below apply across the board.

• A free, no-obligation in-home visual estimate
• Amenity personnel only, with no subcontractors or temporary labor on furniture
• One household per truck on local moves, and several truck sizes plus full semi trailers
• Furniture pads on every truck; floor runners laid down in winter
• Furniture placed where you direct at the new home
• Inventory forms on request, and a formal inventory for anything stored
• A written estimate and a bill of lading, your contract for the move

What Amenity doesn’t offer is just as useful to know: junk removal, car shipping, cleaning and international moves are outside its services. If you want help unpacking at the new home, ask at the estimate.

How one estimate covers several services

One in-home visit is enough to price a move, packing, storage and specialty items together. The estimator needs to see everything, including the basement, attic and garage, which is the Illinois Commerce Commission’s own advice.

1. Book the visitRequest it online or call Amenity’s office at (630) 904-2300.
2. Walk the whole housePoint out the piano, the safe, the hot tub, the crystal and anything going to storage.
3. Choose the servicesDecide what you’ll pack yourself, what Amenity packs, and whether storage bridges a gap.
4. Receive it in writingIllinois moves use the state’s Estimate of Charges form (92 Ill. Adm. Code 1457.610). Interstate moves follow federal estimate rules in 49 CFR Part 375.
5. Set the datesPacking, loading, storage and delivery go on one schedule.

For the full walk-through, read what happens at an in-home moving estimate, and keep the 8-week moving checklist beside it.

Which rules govern your move

The rules depend on where the move starts and ends. Inside Illinois, the Illinois Commerce Commission sets them; across state lines, federal rules apply.

• Local Illinois moves: moves under 50 miles, or entirely inside Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry and Will counties, may be billed by workers and hours (ICC consumer guide).
• Longer Illinois moves: moves over 50 miles that leave those counties are billed by shipment weight and distance.
• Interstate moves: federal rules in 49 CFR Part 375 cover estimates, the 110% rule on non-binding estimates and valuation.

Two definitions worth knowing. Released value is the basic, no-extra-charge liability level of 60 cents per pound per article, which pays little for light, valuable items. Full value protection makes the mover responsible for repairing or replacing a lost or damaged item, or paying its value, at an added cost. An Illinois estimate is not binding, so the written figure is a guide and the tariff governs the bill.

Core moving services

Local MovingHome moves in and around Yorkville, one household per truck

• Furniture Moving
• Apartment & Townhome Moving
• New-Construction Home Moves

Long-Distance MovingOut-of-state and long Illinois moves through Wheaton World Wide Moving

• Out-of-State Moving
• Long Moves Within Illinois
• Moving Protection Plans

Office & Commercial MovingOffice, retail and corporate relocations with minimal downtime

• Office Furniture & Cubicle Moving
• Computer & Copier Moving
• Business Relocation Planning

Packing ServicesFull, partial and last-minute packing by trained packers

• Full-Service Packing
• Partial & Last-Minute Packing
• Fragile Items & Custom Crating

Moving & StorageCrated, climate-controlled warehouse storage from one day to years

• Short-Term Storage
• Long-Term Storage
• Climate-Controlled Storage
• Wooden Crate (Vault) Storage

Specialty moving

Piano MovingGrands, uprights, spinets, consoles and organs

• Grand & Baby Grand Piano Moving
• Upright, Spinet & Console Moving
• Organ & Pump Organ Moving
• Piano Storage

Gun Safe MovingGun safes and heavy safes, roughly 300 to 2,000 lb

• In-Home Safe Relocation
• Safe Storage

Hot Tub & Spa MovingHot tubs, spas and swim spas moved, stored or removed

• Hot Tub Removal & Disposal
• Swim Spa Moving
• Hot Tub Storage

Senior Moving & DownsizingMoves to smaller homes, senior living and family homes

• Downsizing Moves
• Moves to Senior Living

Last reviewed November 11, 2026 by the Yorkville Movers team against Amenity Moving & Storage’s published service details and the public sources listed above.