Del's moving and Storage has been moving the fine folks from Burr Ridge, Illinois since 1985. We're not one of these fly-by-night savvy marketing companies that outsources our move jobs to whoever will take them. 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 served Burr Ridge, Illinois moving customers successfully for over 30 years. Burr Ridge, IL is a great community & we thank our customers for the love & support. For professional Burr Ridge, IL movers, give us a call now.

 

If you're looking for affordable quality movers in Burr Ridge, 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 Burr Ridge, Illinois. Del's Moving and Storage makes it simple and easy. All our Burr Ridge, 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 Burr Ridge, IL. All our Burr Ridge, 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, Burr Ridge, IL professional movers are physically fit and healthy with a strong stamina to get things done properly. Unlike most Burr Ridge, 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 Burr Ridge, 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 Burr Ridge, IL to receive a free moving or storage quote for your Burr Ridge, IL home today! 

 

Moving to Burr Ridge, Illinois? Burr Ridge, IL was named one of 2018's best cities in Illinois to retire in!

 

Source: https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/burr-ridge-dupage-il/rankings/

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History:

Burr Ridge's gently rolling hills were carved by glaciers at the end of the last ice age, and most of the village lies on the Valparaiso Moraine. Flagg Creek, a tributary of the Des Plaines River, runs through town.

Joseph Vial erected a log cabin near Wolf and Plainfield roads in 1834. Vial also ran a hotel on the stagecoach line, and the Vial family was actively involved in Lyons Township politics and the creation of the Lyonsville congregational church. The first Democratic convention in Cook County was held in Burr Ridge in 1835. After 1848, farmers shipped their goods to Chicago along the Illinois and Michigan Canal. A small settlement of German farmers also inhabited Flagg Creek by the 1880s.

In 1917 the International Harvester Company purchased 414 acres (1.7 km2) for an experimental farm, where it tested the world's first all-purpose tractor, the Farmall. Also in 1917, the Cook County Prison Farm (also known as the Bridewell Farm) began operation in what is now Burr Ridge.

In 1947 developer Robert Bartlett, whose company also developed Beverly Shores and Countryside, established the Hinsdale Countryside Estates out of a former pig farm. In 1956 these residents decided to incorporate as the village of Harvester, in honor of International Harvester.

In the 1940s Denver Busby bought 190 acres (0.8 km2) that became known as the Burr Ridge dairy farm. He later launched the Burr Ridge Estates, with 5-acre (20,000 m2) home sites. In 1961 the International Harvester Company and the Burr Ridges Estates merged with Harvester, changing the community's name to Burr Ridge. The town name is derived from a group of bur oaks (scientists spell it with one r) on a ridge. By 1963 the population had more than doubled, to 790, and by 1975 it had soared to over 2,200.

In 1969, Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley floated a proposal to build low-income subsidized housing on the prison farm property, but Republican-dominated DuPage County squashed the idea. The prison farm site became the Ambriance subdivision, a gated community of multimillion-dollar homes. The Four Pines Farm gave way to the Carriage Way subdivision, at whose entrance the original farmhouse still stands, and in 1971 additional farmland became the Braemoor neighborhood. An area known as Valley View, once owned by a Chicago industrialist and later by the Chicago chapter of the Boy Scouts of America, was developed in the early 1970s as the Burr Ridge Club. The village also has five corporate parks. As with other towns in the industrial corridor southwest of Chicago, close proximity to Interstates 294 and 55 spurred development in Burr Ridge.

 

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

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What to expect during a Burr Ridge, IL move with Del's Moving & Storage

 

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 Burr Ridge, Illinois, look no futher than Del's Moving & Storage for an expert Burr Ridge moving company. Del's provides free wardrobe boxes, tape, & shrink wrap with all our Burr Ridge, IL moves. Call us today for a free quote (708) 632-1376