226 movers in Streamwood
Trans United Inc.
"Justin did a great job on the move. It was very affordable. It was around $4500. I had moved from Texas California. The move was very long and I'm glad all of my furniture didn't get damaged. Justin and the staff was very nice. I'm going to recomm..."
Ace World Wide
"All movers are subcontractors and free to include whomever they want on the job. My belongings sustained extensive damage. Documents were falsified to pay for crew members that did no show up. Horrible."
Schroeder Moving Systems
"STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY! United Van Lines handled our full move from Phoenix to Madison. We had to use Schroder since the move was through the University of Wisconsin. As part of the full move, our belongings are packed, trasported and unpacke..."
Boulevard Moving and Storage
"I booked Suddath and their agent Boulevard Moving located in Eden Prairie, MN, to execute my household move from the Minneapolis area to the Denver, CO, area. I am very dissatisfied with my cost for the service provided. Here are the facts: 1. S..."
segues
"My aunt hired this company to clear out the house she had lived in all her life so that she could sell it when she moved to a smaller place. She sought out a company which promised to sort the items in the house and find the things she wanted to k..."
We Move Wisconsin
"I hired We Move Wisconsin to unload a UHaul on Sunday July 2nd at 10AM. I had two phone call confirmations and multiple text message conversations with Jason in the month leading up to July 2nd. On the day no one showed up. Jason didn't respon..."
Movers 4 Less
"We were looking for movers to go one town over from a 2 bedroom house and an office. We were quoted 4 hours. It took them a lot longer and the owner had every excuse when I called him on it. It took them 3 trips in a small truck. Nothing was wrapp..."
Hoover The Mover
"Hoover the Mover moved me back in June. As of October 3 rd I am still trying to get broken items fixed and it continues to not be a priority for them. Joe , the manager , doesn’t return emails for weeks and each time he says they are going to tak..."
Great Moving USA
"I have used them to move from CT to Texas, they initially quoted my 1300, i ended up paying 1200 on top. They literally blackmailed me to pay that $1200 otherwise they will auction my items rather than delivering it to me. Please never ever use th..."
Hillier Storage & Moving Co
"1. There were three glass items broken, totaling less than $100. 2 A large rug clearly marked "do not transport" was transported. The driver and the crew were specifically told about the items that were to remain. I had to ship the item back to it..."
Wheaton Van Lines
"This company is a joke. They damaged, lost or stole over $4,500 worth of furniture of ours then refused to pay, even though we had purchased full coverage insurance, saying we couldn't prove it. This should be criminal. I feel as though we were ro..."
What to know when moving to Streamwood, IL
Streamwood at a Glance
- The Vibe:
- A highly educated community where 29.3% of residents hold a bachelor's degree and only 11.5% are renters.
- The Major Draw:
- Median household income of $101,017, which is higher than many surrounding areas.
- The Reality Check:
- With 1.5% using public transit, you will likely need a car for commuting.
- Top Tip:
- Median gross rent is $1,849, so budget accordingly.
The 'Vibe' Check: Who Thrives Here?
Streamwood features a relatively stable population of about 38,965 residents, characterized by a median household income of $101,017. The community leans towards homeowners, with only 11.5% of residents renting. The education level is notable, with 29.3% of the population holding a bachelor's degree or higher. However, public transit is underutilized, with only 1.5% of residents commuting via this mode, indicating a likely reliance on personal vehicles for transportation.
Probably not your spot if: You prefer a strong public transit system, as the low usage suggests a car-dependent lifestyle.
Your Money: Housing & Cost Snapshot
- Median gross rent is $1,849, while the median home value stands at $258,300, making it a relatively affordable option compared to many metropolitan areas.
- The education level in the community is reflected by 29.3% holding a bachelor's degree, with a poverty rate of 9.8%.
- Only 1.5% of residents utilize public transit, suggesting that a car is essential for getting around.
- Homeownership is prevalent, with a renter percentage of just 11.5%.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Data Profiles.
Crime & Safety: What the Numbers Say
Illinois has a property crime rate of 1,549 per 100,000 residents, slightly above the national rate of 1,547. However, the state's violent crime rate is 245.7 per 100,000, which is lower than the national average of 325.3.
- Violent crime: 245.7 per 100,000 vs. national 325.3, with a decreasing trend of -28.7% since 2022.
- Property crime: 1,549 per 100,000 vs. national 1,546.9, with a decrease of -16.1% since 2022.
- Notable trend: Homicide rate has decreased by 52.6% since 2022, now at 4.5 per 100,000.
Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer (state-level summarized data for Illinois).
Schools & Higher Ed
Access to higher education is available in the surrounding area, with a total of 12 institutions within Cook and nearby counties.
- Total postsecondary institutions: 12
- Notable local options include Ambria College of Nursing in Hoffman Estates and William Rainey Harper College in Palatine.
Source: NCES Postsecondary School Locations, U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard.
Weather & Getting Outside
Cook County experiences an annual precipitation of approximately 18.7 inches, with around 45 rainy days each year. There are no recorded snow days, making it ideal for year-round outdoor activities.
- Parks & outdoor spots worth checking out:
- The Water Works Indoor Water Park - 4.4 stars (1,216 reviews)
- Hoosier Grove Park - 4.6 stars (394 reviews)
- Sunny Hill Park - 4.6 stars (306 reviews)
- Streamwood Park District's Park Place Family Recreation Center - 4.4 stars (320 reviews)
Sources: NOAA Climate Data Online, Google Places.
Jobs & the Local Economy
In Cook County, the unemployment rate is currently 4.6% as of December 2025, with a labor force of 2,741,497 and total employment at 2,616,332.
- Unemployment rate: 4.6% in December 2025.
- Employment: 2,616,332.
- Labor force: 2,741,497.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Local Area Unemployment Statistics.
