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Risk of Cracking my Driveway With a Moving Van
Good morning,
We are moving into TV tomorrow! The driveway is15 years old and does not have any cracks in it. The moving van is a fully loaded Penske 26 footer. Do you routinely see these vans unloaded from the street or on the driveway? Thank you |
Our Penske 26’ truck unloaded on the street. The driveway was too short to unload cleanly.
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Watching recent construction, the driveways here are minimum thickness with no reinforcement, I wouldn't risk it.
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Our moving van was unloaded in the street. However at our new build, our Pod was delivered to our driveway, sat for 2 days then picked up. No damage to the driveway.
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Street, you won't fit in the driveway without blocking the street.
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I would definitely advise unloading in the street if at all possible, just watch out for the sprinkler heads when you park, they typically do noy like trucks and I am sure you do not have the donuts installed yet. Also, unloading from the street will give you room onn the drive way for staging your stuff for a more orderly move into the garage or house.
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Thanks
Hello everyone,
I’ll be unloading from the road. Thanks to all who have provided your considered advise. I really appreciate. Frank |
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Watching the comings and goings in our neighborhood, I see that professional movers ALWAYS load and unload from the street.
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Why would they park in the driveway?
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Good luck and WELCOME TO THE VILLAGES!
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my moving van parked on the street, as yours should be
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