Licenses and Disclosures
Who operates Yorkville Movers, which licenses cover your move, and how to check each one yourself with the Illinois Commerce Commission and FMCSA.
- Licensed ILCC 73744 MC-C
- Wheaton World Wide agent
- BBB accredited since 2017
- Family-run since 1986
Who operates Yorkville Movers, and what licenses cover my move?
Yorkville Movers is operated by Amenity Moving & Storage Inc., 10028 Mandel St, Plainfield, Illinois, which holds Illinois household goods license ILCC 73744 MC-C for moves within the state. Interstate moves are transported under the authority of Wheaton Van Lines, Inc. (USDOT 70719, MC-87113), for which Amenity is an authorized agent. Yorkville Movers is not a broker.
- Operator
- Amenity Moving & Storage Inc., 10028 Mandel St, Plainfield, IL 60585
- Illinois license
- ILCC 73744 MC-C, Illinois Commerce Commission
- Interstate carrier
- Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., USDOT 70719, MC-87113
- BBB
- Accredited since August 25, 2017
- Established
- 1986, family-run
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Who operates Yorkville Movers
Yorkville Movers is a brand operated by Amenity Moving & Storage Inc., a family-run Illinois mover established in 1986 by three brothers, with its office and 12,000 sq ft storage warehouse at 10028 Mandel St, Plainfield, IL 60585. Amenity has no storefront in Yorkville; its crews dispatch from Plainfield, about 10 miles east of downtown Yorkville.
Every quote request, call and estimate made through this site is handled by Amenity’s own office and crews. Yorkville Movers is not a moving broker, does not list other moving companies and does not refer customers to them. You can reach Amenity at (630) 904-2300 or move@amenitymoving.com, or through our contact page; the about page covers the company’s history.
Illinois household goods license: ILCC 73744 MC-C
Amenity’s Illinois household goods license is ILCC 73744 MC-C, issued by the Illinois Commerce Commission, and it covers moves that begin and end in Illinois. The ICC requires anyone moving household goods for hire in the state to hold this license, file a tariff listing its services and prices, and follow the Illinois Commercial Transportation Law and the household goods rules in 92 Ill. Adm. Code 1457 (ICC household goods movers). Illinois rules also require a mover’s advertising to show its license number after the letters ILCC (1457.90).
How to verify the Illinois license
- Search the ICCOpen the ICC’s entity search, choose Household Goods Movers, and search by company name or ILCC number.
- Check the recordConfirm the license is active and that the name matches the company on your estimate.
- Call if unsureThe ICC’s moving line, 217-782-6448, can confirm a mover’s license and the rates it has on file.
Interstate authority: Wheaton Van Lines, Inc.
Moves that cross a state line are transported under the federal operating authority of Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., doing business as Wheaton World Wide Moving, USDOT 70719 and MC-87113, and Amenity is an authorized Wheaton agent. These are Wheaton’s numbers, not Amenity’s. FMCSA’s SAFER company snapshot lists Wheaton, of Indianapolis, as an active carrier authorized as a Motor Carrier of Household Goods. Illinois rules allow a licensed mover that is a duly authorized agent of a federally regulated carrier to advertise as that agent.
To check it yourself, search USDOT 70719 on SAFER and confirm the legal name, the active status and the household goods authority. The out-of-state moving page explains how Amenity and Wheaton divide the work on an interstate move.
Consumer rules that apply to your move
Moves within Illinois follow the ICC’s household goods rules, and moves between states follow the federal rules in 49 CFR Part 375; the main differences are summarized below.
| Topic | Moves within Illinois | Interstate moves |
|---|---|---|
| Rules | 92 Ill. Adm. Code 1457 (ICC) | 49 CFR Part 375 (FMCSA) |
| Estimate | Written Estimate of Charges, not binding; pay 110 percent at delivery, balance within 30 days | Written binding or non-binding estimate; 110 percent cap at delivery on a non-binding estimate |
| Default liability | 60 cents per pound per article unless you declare and pay for a lump-sum value | Full Value Protection unless you waive it in writing for 60 cents per pound per article |
| Booklet you receive | ICC consumer guide | Ready to Move? and Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move |
Read the ICC consumer guide for Illinois moves and Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move for interstate ones. Our pages on moving protection plans and the in-home moving estimate explain both sets of rules in plain terms.
Want a straight answer on your move?
Book a free, no-obligation estimate with Amenity’s office. One household per truck, licensed since 1986.
Memberships and accreditation
Amenity Moving & Storage has been accredited by the Better Business Bureau since August 25, 2017. It lists memberships in the American Moving & Storage Association (ProMover), the Illinois Movers and Warehousemen’s Association and the Plainfield Chamber of Commerce, and describes itself as fully bonded, licensed and insured. For a checklist you can use on any mover, see our guide to moving company red flags.
Frequently asked questions
Who will actually perform my move?
Amenity Moving & Storage’s own crews, dispatched from its Plainfield warehouse. Amenity says its furniture is moved only by Amenity personnel, with no subcontractors or temporary labor. On interstate moves, Amenity surveys, packs and loads as Wheaton’s agent, and Wheaton Van Lines is the carrier of record. See long-distance moving for how that works.
Is USDOT 70719 Amenity's number?
No. USDOT 70719 and MC-87113 belong to Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., the interstate carrier for which Amenity is an authorized agent. Amenity’s own credential is its Illinois household goods license, ILCC 73744 MC-C, which covers moves that begin and end in Illinois. Your interstate bill of lading lists the carriers taking part in the move.
How do I check a mover's Illinois license?
Use the Illinois Commerce Commission’s online entity search, choosing Household Goods Movers, and search by the company name or its ILCC number. Illinois rules require movers to show that number in their advertising. You can also call the ICC at 217-782-6448 to confirm a license and the rates a mover has on file before you sign anything.
Where can I file a complaint about a mover?
For a move within Illinois, contact the Illinois Commerce Commission at 217-782-6448 or ICC.Moving@illinois.gov; it offers mediation and, if that fails, arbitration. For an interstate move, the mover must offer a neutral arbitration program for loss, damage and disputed charges. FMCSA’s booklet notes that the agency cannot settle claims on your behalf.
Sources
- Household Goods Movers — Illinois Commerce Commission
- Household Moves in Illinois: A Consumer's Guide (rev. 3/2026) — Illinois Commerce Commission
- 92 Ill. Adm. Code 1457.90 — Continued Fitness, Service, and Advertising Standards — Illinois General Assembly, Joint Committee on Administrative Rules
- SAFER Company Snapshot: Wheaton Van Lines Inc (USDOT 70719) — Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
- Appendix A to Part 375 — Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move — eCFR, National Archives
Who handles your move
Yorkville Movers is operated by Amenity Moving & Storage Inc., 10028 Mandel St, Plainfield, IL 60585 — a family-run Illinois mover since 1986 whose crews dispatch to Yorkville and Kendall County from its Plainfield warehouse. Illinois household goods license ILCC 73744 MC-C. Interstate moves are transported under the authority of Wheaton Van Lines, Inc. (USDOT 70719, MC-87113), for which Amenity is an authorized agent. See licenses & disclosures.
Last reviewed November 11, 2026 by the Yorkville Movers team against Amenity Moving & Storage’s published service details and the public sources listed above.
Want a straight answer on your move?
Book a free, no-obligation estimate with Amenity’s office. One household per truck, licensed since 1986.