Insured crew In business since 2011 Montréal · Laval · South Shore
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Déménageurs descendant un meuble emballé dans un escalier extérieur

Residential moving

Your apartment,
not just your boxes

Studios, condos, triplexes and houses across the island. A crew that knows what a spiral staircase does to a box spring, and wraps it accordingly.

What's included

All the equipment,
with no fine print

Every truck leaves loaded with protective gear. You don't pay for blankets by the piece and you don't rent them: they're part of the job.

  • Quilted blankets for every piece of furniture
  • Stretch wrap, ratchet straps and dollies
  • Floors and door frames protected
  • Beds, tables and desks taken apart and rebuilt
  • Boxes in the right room, not stacked in the entryway
Emballage d'une commode dans une couverture de déménagement

How we bill

Hourly or flat rate,
your call

Hourly

An hourly rate per crew and per truck, with a minimum. The clock starts when we arrive at your door and stops when the last piece is set down. It's the sensible choice for a one- or two-bedroom with no surprises.

Flat rate

A fixed amount, set after we've seen the list of rooms and the big pieces. You know exactly what it costs before you say yes. It's what most families prefer for a whole house.

Either way: the figure goes out in writing, no deposit is required, and you pay once the truck is empty.

Boîtes étiquetées empilées dans un appartement ensoleillé

July 1st

The only city that
moves on the same day

In Montréal, almost every lease ends on June 30. Our three trucks are booked for that week by March, and there's no fourth truck to pull out of a hat.

Two things that actually work: book early, and if your lease allows it, aim for June 30 or July 2. Same hours, same crew, often a better price — and an elevator that isn't monopolized by six of your neighbours.

Tell us what you're moving

Two minutes now, a firm price today. And if you'd rather talk to a person, the phone still works.