Long distance
Moving to Montreal
Homes, collections and offices moved from Toronto to Montreal by one crew.
Toronto to Montreal
Moving from Toronto to Montreal
We move Ontario households, art and offices from Toronto to Montreal, and back again, with one crew from door to door. It is a move we make often.
A move to Quebec takes more planning, so book at least four weeks ahead, and earlier for the days around July 1.
Where we deliver
Where we deliver around Montreal
A few of the places we move Ontario clients to. If your address is not listed, ask us.
Westmount
Large homes on the slopes of the mountain
Outremont
Family homes and quiet streets
Golden Square Mile
Historic residences and condos
Old Montreal
Lofts and heritage buildings
Full list
Every area we serve around Montreal
Downtown
- Downtown
- Golden Square Mile
- Old Montreal
Around the mountain
- Westmount
- Outremont
- Plateau-Mont-Royal
- Mile End
Beyond
- Town of Mount Royal
- Hampstead
- Laval
Before the day
Moving to Montreal: what we plan for
One crew, one truck
The crew that loads your home in Toronto drives it to Montreal and places it there, and you can follow the move live on the day. Nothing is transferred to another truck or warehouse on the way.
July 1
Most Quebec leases end on June 30, and a new tenant's right to occupy starts on the first day of the lease, so the days around July 1 are crowded. We avoid them where we can, or plan around them early.
Permits and access
In Montreal's boroughs, a truck that takes parking spaces, stands at meters or blocks a bike lane usually needs a permit in the mover's name, and only official no-parking signs may be used. Rules and lead times vary by borough, and Westmount, Mount Royal and Hampstead set their own. We check your address, and both buildings, before the day.
Questions about moving to Montreal
Moving to Montreal? Tell us what you are planning.
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