Drew's Moves

Around Chicago—especially out by Montclare/Portage Park near Oketo—you hear the same name come up when a move gets messy or a crew flakes: **Drew’s Moves**. And yeah, the reviews read like moving jobs, but the way they operate is exactly what you want in junk removal too: show up **on time**, work **fast and efficient**, and handle the awkward heavy stuff without turning your hallway into a scratch-and-dent showroom.

And the first thing folks notice is communication. People call Drew **very responsive**, and when plans change—like that holiday weekend cancel—he jumps in like “Drew to the rescue!” But he doesn’t do the constant chirpy sales-text thing either. One reviewer even points out he answers emails later in the evening. That’s real life in this line of work, right? You want the guy who’s on another job all day but still gets back to you, not the one who ghosts once he books you.

But what really stands out is how they treat the job site. These guys wrap, protect, and move with care—“**everything was wrapped and handled with care**,” “**great care not to damage anything**,” “**nothing was damaged**.” That tells me they’re not the type to drag a sleeper sofa down three flights, bang it off the walls, then shrug. They problem-solve. They figure out how to fit things, they take oversized stuff apart and reassemble it, they pack trucks and storage units like they’ve done it a thousand times—because they have.

Pricing? People keep calling it a **fair price**, **reasonable**, even “**best price**” compared to other highly rated crews. And in this business, that usually means they quote straight, keep it simple, and don’t play the “well actually…” game once the truck shows up. Yet they still hustle—14-hour days, no fuss, “did not stop at all they kept pushing.” Who does that anymore?

Plus the attitude matters. Over and over: **kind**, **patient**, professional, cracking jokes, easy to deal with. You ever have a crew roll in acting like they’re doing you a favor? Doesn’t sound like that’s Drew’s style. He checks in after the job, too—how many outfits do you know that actually follow up to make sure everything’s good after the move?

If you want a crew that shows up when they say they will, treats your place with respect, and gets the heavy ugly work done without drama—Drew’s Moves has quietly built that kind of reputation around here.