Non-transportable Items

When moving, non-transportable items must be taken into account; these non-transportable items may include anything from dangerous goods to high-value items like jewelry. Items that are irreplaceable, such as family memories and personal records, are also non-transportable. It is important to identify the things that need not be packed and transported in order to avoid unnecessary burden or damage incurred by moving them.


Move4umovers has compiled a list of non-transportable products that cannot be packed and transported alongside the remainder of your package. When you go down the list, you'll be able to figure out how to manage non-transportable objects for your upcoming transfer. During a transfer, we still have your best interests and wellbeing in mind at Move4U movers.

The following are examples of items that moving firms are not permitted to move due to federal law or internal regulation: Explosives, compressed gases, flammable liquids and solids, oxidizers, poisons, corrosives, and hazardous materials are not permitted for shipping.

Examples:

Fireworks
Oxygen bottles
Propane cylinders
Nail polish remover
Paints and paint thinners
Lighter fluid
Gasoline
Automotive repair and maintenance chemicals
Radio-pharmaceuticals
Matches

Below are some other items that should not be transported in the van:

Food in glass jars and perishable foods
Firearms
Prescription drugs needed for immediate use

We recommend you transport some items that are very important to you such as:

Certificates
Family photos
Cash
Jewelry

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