Logan Square Movers

This neighborhood's housing splits in two, and so do its moves. The vintage two-flats and three-flats off Milwaukee mean shared narrow staircases and coordinated timing with the neighbors downstairs. The boulevard homes along Logan, Kedzie, and Humboldt are another world entirely — grand, historic, and full of original detail that deserves white-glove patience. We field both kinds of crew.

The boulevard historic district, Palmer Square, the blocks around the California and Western Blue Line stops, and the Bucktown and Avondale borders where Logan bleeds into its neighbors.

Milwaukee Avenue is permanently busy and the Sunday farmers market closes streets near the monument — we schedule around both. Many side streets need CDOT moving permits; boulevard homes usually have driveways or alley access that simplify everything. Two-flat moves go smoother when the landlord and downstairs neighbors know the date, and we'll remind you to give them a heads-up.

Young creatives and couples moving into two-flat units; condo conversions bringing first-time buyers; boulevard-home moves with art and vintage furniture; and the Logan-to-Avondale or Logan-to-suburbs moves as the neighborhood's longtime wave of arrivals starts families.

Local moves start as low as $405 for studios and 1-bedrooms, $540 for 2-bedrooms, $675 for 3-bedrooms, and $810 for homes with 4+ bedrooms — and with Logan four miles from our base, travel adds almost nothing.

In-neighborhood hops, Logan-to-Bucktown, Logan-to-Lincoln-Square, Logan-to-anywhere: short city moves are this office's specialty, often wrapped inside half a day.