• Perishables – As a rule, commercial movers in Toronto cannot transport anything perishable, including plants, refrigerated or frozen foods, product, and food containers, whether half-used or opened. Keep in mind that the mover you hire may have exceptions to this rule. For instance, if your move is no more than 150 kilometres away and the driver can deliver perishables within 24-hours after loading, void of any in-transit servicing, then this may be an option. If your business deals with perishables, make sure the movers can accommodate your special needs.
• Potential Explosives – Movers also ban firearms, matches, ammunition, propane tanks, fire extinguishers, charged scuba tanks, fireworks, aerosol cans, fuel, oil, chemistry sets, and other similar items. Anything that could explode will not be allowed into a moving truck.
• Toxins – There is also a relatively long list of toxic items that commercial movers in Toronto will not transport. Some examples of these include liquid bleach, paint and paint thinner, pesticides, ammonia, weed killer, pool chemicals, poisons, and even cleaning solvents.
• Miscellaneous – On the miscellaneous list are additional items like car batteries, rubbing alcohol, standard batteries, charcoal, and more.

The goal of both local and long-distance moving companies in Toronto with a reputation for excellence is to deliver your goods in the same condition when packed. At the same time, they must take the appropriate measures to ensure the safety of their teams. Again, once you select the right mover for your specific needs, a representative should provide you with a brochure or list of items that it cannot deliver. If not, request one.

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