Prohibited Items

Cita Van Lines will not transport hazardous items, including explosives, flammable gases and toxic substances. Keep in mind that these hazardous items must be disposed of properly to comply with federal, state and local laws and to protect the environment. Contact your city or county for where to dispose of these items.

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The following items cannot be included in your shipment.

• Batteries,  alkaline and lead-acid  (automobile)

• Household cleaning products

• Corrosive chemicals or poisons

• Lawn and garden chemicals

• Flammables and explosives

• Live animals or plants

• Gas and oil products

• Compressed gas cylinders

• Wax candles

• Illegal items or substances

• Ammunition including gunpowder

• Other items may be prohibited at Cita Van Lines discretion.

Moving Tip: You may find you no longer need these materials or consider replacing these items once you’ve moved into your new house.

These following items may be included in your shipment after thorough preparation and prior written notice to your move coordinator. Please be aware that you include these items at your own risk. Claims for loss or damage resulting from shipping these items, even if prepared properly, may be denied.

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• Batteries powering personal mobility devices

• Cordless power tools

• Scuba tanks

• Firearms (unloaded)

• Clean gasoline cans and other fuel storage

• Alcoholic  beverages

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Moving Tip: Research the average high and low temperatures during the season your possessions will be transported. You may wish to exclude any items that could be adversely affected by humidity, heat or cold.​

Cita Van Lines recommends that you keep sentimental and/or personally important items with you at all times during the move. These are things that you’ll either need with you or that can’t be replaced because of their intense emotional connection or level of personal importance.

Valuables in this category may include, but are not limited to:

• Wedding and other photo albums

• Jewelry and precious metals

• Heirlooms

• Children’s artwork

• Passports and official IDs

• Medications including prescriptions

• House and car keys

• Mobile phones

• Title documents

• Professional files

• Checkbooks, credit cards, and financial records

• Insurance policies

• School records

• Eyeglasses or contacts

• Personal records

• Small electronics and chargers

• Bed linens and towels

• Toothbrushes, shampoo and toilet paper

• Household cleaning products

• Paper towels and trash bags

• Small hand tools