Do you move within Oakville?

Yes. Yugo moves homes and businesses across Oakville, including Old Oakville, Bronte, Glen Abbey, Joshua Creek and the Uptown Core, planned and dispatched from our Toronto base.

What happens to furniture I am not taking?

Halton Region collects bulk items with your garbage every other week, up to three items, and mattresses must be wrapped in plastic. Metal items and appliances are collected by appointment.

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Moving in Oakville

Q: Can the moving truck park on the street?

Oakville limits street parking to three hours, and bans it from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m., all year north of Dundas Street and from November 15 to April 15 south of it. The Town's courtesy permits exclude commercial vehicles, so we plan around your driveway wherever we can.

White glove moving across Oakville, from the heritage streets near the lake to the Uptown Core.

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Moving in Oakville

White glove moving in Oakville

Yugo moves homes and businesses across Oakville, about 40 km from our Toronto base: heritage houses near the lake, larger homes on established streets, and condos in the town's growing centres.

Long drives, mature trees and large pieces are planned for before the day: where the truck will stand, how each piece reaches the door, and how floors are protected.

Neighbourhoods

A few Oakville neighbourhoods

Each part of Oakville has its own kind of home and street. The full list of areas we serve is below.

Old Oakville

19th-century homes between Sixteen Mile Creek and the lake

Downtown Oakville

Heritage streets around an upscale lakeside district

Bronte

A lakeside village known for its marine heritage

Uptown Core

A focus for new mixed-use buildings and condos

Full list

Areas we serve in Oakville

Bronte East
Bronte West
Clearview
College Park
Eastlake
Glen Abbey
Iroquois Ridge North
Iroquois Ridge South
Joshua Creek
Old Oakville
Palermo West
River Oaks
Uptown Core
West Oak Trails
Winston Park

Before the day

Moving in Oakville: what we plan for

Heritage homes

Oakville has four heritage conservation districts. Old Oakville alone has 162 homes, most built in the 19th century, and Trafalgar Road has nearly 190 properties. Older houses tend to have narrow doors and steep stairs, so we measure and protect before anything is lifted.

Large lots and lakeside homes

Many of Oakville's older neighbourhoods are detached homes on generous lots with mature trees. We check driveway length, turning room and the walk to the door before the day, so large pieces are never improvised.

Parking and timing

Street parking is limited to three hours. From 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. it is banned all year north of Dundas Street, and from November 15 to April 15 south of it. The Town's courtesy permits exclude commercial vehicles, so we use the driveway where we can and plan the day inside the limit.