Del's moving and Storage has been moving the fine folks from Oak Park, Illinois since 1985. We're not one of these fly-by-night savvy marketing companies that outsources our move jobs to whoever will take the job. We're a family owned and operated business and all our movers are in house,  and not outsourced in anyway. We're proud to have severed Oak Park, Illinois moving customers successfully for over 30 years. Oak Park, IL is a great community & we thank our customers for the love & support. For professional Oak Park, IL movers, give us a call now.

 

If you're looking for affordable quality movers in Oak Park, IL, make your next move the right move with Del's Moving and Storage.

Moving can be very stressful, but with a smart moving strategy to Oak Park, Illinois. Del's Moving and Storage makes it simple and easy. All our Oak Park, IL moving professionals are honest hard working people you would want to invite into your home. We do not contract work to anyone that will take a job. So many companies outsource their work & focusing on marketing. Not Del's Moving and Storage in Oak Park, IL. All our Oak Park, Illinois movers are a professional trained group of people who are responsible for loading, delivering, and offloading pieces of furniture and other household goods. As they handle furniture moving from one place to another, Oak Park, IL professional movers are physically fit and healthy with a strong stamina to get things done properly. Unlike most Oak Park, IL families, the Pros are out in the field doing this line of work daily, sometimes even twice a day. Del's moving & storage  professionals in Oak Park, IL are well equipped with moving tools and have the years of experience to ensure your household furniture is in good hands. Give one of our moving Specialists a call in Oak Park, IL to receive a free moving or storage quote for your Oak Park, IL home today! 

 

Moving to Oak Park, Illinois? Oak Park, IL was named one of 2018's best cities to raise a family in!

 

Source: https://livability.com/best-places/top-100-best-places-to-live/2018/il/oak-park

 

History:

In 1835, Joseph Kettlestrings, an immigrant from England, purchased 172 acres (70 ha) of land just west of Chicago for a farm and their home. Once their children were born, they moved to Chicago for the schools in 1843, and moved back again in 1855 to build a more substantial home a bit east on their quarter section of land. More farmers and settlers had entered the area. Their land was called by several names locally, including Oak Ridge. When the first post office was set up, it could not use the name Oak Ridge as another post office was using that name in Illinois, so the post office chose Oak Park, and that name became the name for the settlement as it grew, and for the town when it incorporated in 1902.

By 1850, the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad (after that, the Chicago & Northwestern and now Union Pacific) was constructed as far as Elgin, Illinois, and passed through the settlement area. In the 1850s the land on which Oak Park sits was part of the new Chicago suburb, the town of Cicero. The population of the area boomed during the 1870s, with Chicago residents resettling in Cicero following the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 and the expansion of railroads and street cars to the area. "In 1872, when Oak Park received its own railroad depot on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, its rapid emergence as a residential suburb of Chicago began. In 1877, the railroad was running thirty-nine trains daily between Oak Park and Chicago; in the subsequent year, more railroads and street car lines, with increased service, came to link Oak Park and Chicago. As Chicago grew from a regional center to a national metropolis Oak Park expanded – from 500 residents in 1872 to 1,812 in 1890, to 9,353 in 1900, to 20,911 in 1910, to 39,585 in 1920. Oak Park thus emerged as a leading Chicago suburb.

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More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oak_Park,_Illinois

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A suburb of Chicago Oak Park, IL features a median household income that tops $110,000, and a median home value is around $283,100. The local economy is strong in sectors like advanced manufacturing, education, healthcare and technology; in fact, Oak Park, Illinois is situated within the district 97 school system which is rated one of the best districts in the state. The town stretches along Interstate i55 & i290, plus "L" train stops (Blue Line), making it an ideal place to live. If you're ever in search of movers in Oak Park, IL, look no further than Del's Moving & Storage for an expert Oak Park, IL moving company. Del's provides free wardrobe boxes, tape, & shrink wrap with all our Oak Park, IL moves. Call us today for a free quote (708) 632-1376

 

What to expect during a Oak Park, IL move with Del's Moving & Storage

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Del's will arrive at your place, protect your home, pick up your boxes and furniture, and drive it to your new residence. Our drivers have thorough knowledge of the area’s geography, so we know the best routes to take to get your cargo to its new destination quickly and safely.

Once we arrive, the assistance doesn’t end there. We’ll help transport all of your items into the building. If some possessions can’t quite fit in your new spot yet, we also offer short- and long-term storage, & hoisting options to alleviate your problems. Again, if you're ever in search of movers in Oak Park, IL, look no further than Del's Moving & Storage for an expert Oak Park, IL moving company. Del's provides free wardrobe boxes, tape, & shrink wrap with all our Oak Park, IL moves. Call us today for a free quote (708) 632-1376