La Grange, IL Movers

LaGrange IL movers

La Grange, a suburb of Chicago, is a village in Cook County Illinois. The population was 15,550 at the 2010 census

Are you moving to or from La Grange, IL? Jackson Moving & Storage is known as being among the best reviews moving companies serving La Grange IL.

We offer affordable and reliable professional moving services. Whether you are moving locally or long-distance and whether you need residential or commercial movers, La Grange, IL residents can count on Jackson Moving & Storage to lower their stress levels.

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Choose a Professional La Grange IL Moving Company

Moving can be stressful. Whether moving a home or an office or simply having something valuable moved, the right moving company can put your mind at ease.

Jackson Moving & Storage provides peace of mind that can only come with dealing with professional moving companies. La Grange residents and business owners give Jackson Moving & Storage great marks for affordability, customer service, timeliness, and professionalism.

Packing, Moving, Unpacking, and Storage Services

Do you need us to pack or unpack? Are you interested in temporary or longer-term storage services? We can help.

Choosing us as your La Grange movers puts your belongings in great hands. We deal with the heavy lifting, taking a lot of the stress out of the process of moving.

Local and Long Distance La Grange IL Movers

Jackson Moving & Storage serves those moving locally as well as long-distance. We also partner with international cargo companies for those who want affordable and reliable prices for overseas moves. Contact us for a quote without obligation.

Trained & Professional Movers

Every member of our team is well-versed in moving everything from fragile items to hard to move and unusually shaped items.

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Commercial Movers & Storage Services

In addition to providing residential moving services, La Grange IL businesses can rely on us, too. We know that a business move needs to be seamless and easy, minimizing the impact on your business. Let us help you move quickly, efficiently, and in an organized manner. We are experts at business moves.

Storage Services in La Grange, IL

Need to store items? We have self-storage as well as additional storage managed by us. Our locations are secure and fire-proof, providing you with peace of mind.

La Grange homes and businesses who need moving and / or storage are invited to call Jackson Moving & Storage for a free no-obligation estimate. Call 773-687-0510 or complete our quote form for your free moving estimate.

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About La Grange, IL

The village of La Grange ( lə GRAYNJ; often spelled LaGrange), a suburb of Chicago, is a village in Cook County, in the U.S. state of Illinois. The population was 16,321 at the 2020 census. == History == The area around La Grange was first settled in the 1830s, when Chicago residents moved out to the west due to the rapid population increase in the city in the decade since its incorporation. The first settler, Robert Leitch, came to the area in 1830, seven years before the City of Chicago was incorporated. La Grange's location, at approximately 13 miles (21 km) from the Chicago Loop, is not considered far from the city by today's standards, but in that time the residents enjoyed the peace of rural life without much communication with urban residents. The village was officially incorporated on June 11, 1879. It was founded by Franklin Dwight Cossitt, who was born in Granby, Connecticut, and raised in Tennessee, and moved to Chicago in 1862 where he built a successful wholesale grocery business. In 1870, Cossitt purchased several hundred acres of farmland in Lyons Township, along the Chicago-Dixon Road, known today as Ogden Avenue (U.S. Highway 34). Ogden Avenue, on the site of a defunct Native American trail, was also referred to as the "Old Plank Road". Planks were often stolen by settlers to be used as building material, which made traveling very bumpy.