Non Shippable Items
Pets & Plants
Pets hold a special place in our hearts, yet moving regulations and laws often prevent us from relocating them. The same consideration applies to plants. Before planning a pet move, we recommend visiting the websites of State Regulatory Agencies to understand the regulations in place. Additionally, specialized pet movers are available for this purpose, offering services tailored to your needs. Thank you for your understanding.
Hazardous Materials
Aerosols
Ammonia
Ammunition
Car batteries
Charcoal
Charcoal lighter
Chemistry sets
Darkroom chemicals
Fertilizers
Fireworks
Gasoline
Household batteries
Kerosene
Lamp Dils
Liquid bleach
Matches
Motor Dil
Nail polish
Nail polish remover
Paint thinners
Paints
Poisons
Pool chemicals
Medicines & Medical Devices
You are responsible for the relocation of your medicines and related chemicals. According to regulations, the task of moving your medicines and medical devices falls under your purview.
Perishables
Items such as food, plants, or living things that are susceptible to spoilage or damage during transit should not be transported. Please ensure that you make appropriate arrangements for these items before your move.
The following items should not be transported due to potential spoilage or other concerns:
Food: Open or inadequately preserved items such as spaghetti, cereal, bread, etc.
Frozen Food
Plants
Produce
Refrigerated Food
Please make arrangements to consume or dispose of these items prior to your move.
Note: Prior to loading, ensure your refrigerators and freezers are emptied. Keep the doors of these appliances open for at least 24 hours in advance to allow them to dry out, preventing the growth of mold.
