Montreal is Canada’s second-largest city and the cultural capital of Quebec, a bilingual metropolis renowned for its festivals, food scene, and distinctive architecture. The city’s iconic walk-up apartments with exterior spiral staircases, its dense urban neighbourhoods, and its vibrant cultural character make moving in Montreal a unique experience. Moving Co. provides long-haul moving services between Toronto and Montreal, as well as local moves within the city. Our crews understand the specific challenges of Montreal moves — from the tight staircases and narrow streets of the Plateau to the loading docks of Griffintown’s condo towers. Whether you are relocating between provinces or settling into a new borough, we bring the skill and equipment to handle it.
Moving Services Available in Montreal
Moving Co. offers a full range of moving services to residents in Montreal and the surrounding Quebec area:
- Condo & Apartment Moves
- Small Moves
- Single Item Moves
- Furniture Assembly & Disassembly
- Junk Removal
- Wrapping & Packaging
- Long Haul Moves
- Same-Day Moves
- Student Moves
Each service can be customized to fit your specific needs. Contact Moving Co. for a free estimate tailored to your Montreal move.
Why Montreal Residents Choose Moving Co.
- Experienced with inter-provincial moves between Ontario and Quebec
- Movers trained for Montreal’s unique walk-up apartment staircases
- Bilingual crew members available for French and English communication
- Familiar with Montreal borough parking permits and move-day logistics
- Reliable, professional service across the Greater Montreal area
Neighbourhoods We Serve in Montreal
- Plateau Mont-Royal
- Mile End
- Griffintown
- Old Montreal
- NDG
- Outremont
- Verdun
- Hochelaga
- Rosemont
We also provide moving services to Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, Terrebonne, and Repentigny and surrounding areas.
Common Moves in Montreal
- Walk-up apartment moves in the Plateau and Mile End — Montreal is famous for its outdoor staircases
- Condo relocations in Griffintown and the Old Port area
- Student moves near McGill and Concordia Universities
- Long-distance moves between Montreal and Toronto or Ottawa
Moving Tips for Montreal Residents
- July 1st is Moving Day in Quebec — it is the single busiest moving day in the province; book months in advance or choose a different date
- Montreal walk-up apartments with exterior spiral staircases require experienced movers; discuss furniture dimensions early
- Parking in the Plateau, Mile End, and downtown is extremely limited — a moving permit from the borough is often required
- If moving from Ontario, budget extra time for the roughly five-hour drive from Toronto via Highway 401 and the 20
Ready to Move in Montreal?
Contact Moving Co. today for a free, no-obligation estimate on your Montreal move. Call us or request a quote online.
