The stress that comes with moving is real, and a Toronto or Brampton removal service will make it easier to unload your stuff. It’s important that you know, before packing your boxes, what Brampton or Toronto moving companies are not allowed in the truck. Toronto movers cannot transport certain materials or goods due to government regulations. Obviously, explosives and other harmful materials are prohibited, but there may be some surprises, continue!

Houseplants: alive plants may contain fungi or insects. When moving within a small distance, you should move household plants on your own. Plan to move into the U.S.? Your house plants may not be allowed across the border.

Do not transport perishable foods. You should remember that opened items are perishables, regardless of their shelf life. Unopened canned food, unopened cereals in boxes or unopened canned products are the only items that can be packed into a sealed container for your mover.

Pets : Although this may seem obvious, you should not expect that your mover will put Fido’s pet container in the rear of his truck. You should plan in advance how you are going to transport your fish or animals.

Values: valuables such as jewellery, important documents and money should not go in a van. You can keep your valuables secure by packing them carefully into your vehicle.

Specialist Items: All movers cannot handle grand pianos. pool tables and hot tubs. If you are looking for a mover, ensure they have all necessary equipment.

Fuel-Powered equipment: including lawnmowers,weed whackers,and motorcycles. You can’t move these items until the fuel tank has been completely emptied.

Dangerous Objects: batteries, paint and paint thinner, aerosol spray cans, fire extinguishers and paint and paint lighter need to properly be disposed of prior to moving. Find out where you can dispose of hazardous materials by contacting your municipality.

Flammable Products: include items commonly found in barbeques, such as lighter fluid or charcoal. This is best done at a disposal facility. Once you are set up with your new barbeque, it’s time to re-purchase the item.

explosives: nothing that might potentially explode may be handled by the moving company. This includes ammunition, propellants or primers. Be sure to take these items and dispose them in a proper waste facility.

Corosives: include acid batteries or anything that contains muriatic or Nitric acid. You may see these products in the pool treatment section. Do not move these items.