Hourly rate, all in. Vieux-Longueuil, Saint-Hubert, Greenfield Park.
Hourly estimateFour questions, and the amount shows up right here.
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(438) 533-7770Mon – Sat, 8 AM – 5 PMor toll-free : 1 855 712-9284
Every piece leaves wrapped with the right equipment, and the floor is protected before we touch anything.
Longueuil isn't one place. How long a move takes depends a lot on where you are.
Lots of duplexes and triplexes with outdoor staircases and narrow stairwells. A three-seat sofa doesn't always turn on the landing — it goes up with two people and the right equipment, and sometimes a door has to come off.
The streets around rue Saint-Charles are narrow and parking is tight. We arrive early to get the truck as close as possible; every metre of carrying costs minutes.
Mostly bungalows and single-family homes, often with a driveway. This is the fastest sector to load: the truck backs up to the door and there are no stairs.
Watch out for finished basements. A full basement easily doubles the volume we estimated over the phone.
A mix of single-storey homes and small buildings. Streets are wide and access is generally good.
Not every low-rise has an elevator — check before you book, because it changes the time and therefore the price.
Around Longueuil–Université-de-Sherbrooke station and place Charles-Le Moyne, most buildings require you to book the elevator and the loading dock, often weeks ahead and within set hours.
Call your building manager before you lock in a date with us. It's the number one cause of delayed moves on the South Shore.
A Longueuil → Montreal move isn't measured in kilometres, it's measured in bridges. The Jacques-Cartier, the Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine tunnel and the Samuel-De Champlain bridge don't share the same quiet hours, and the A-20, the A-30 and Route 116 jam at different times.
That's why we start early. Two hours sitting in traffic, on an hourly rate, is two hours nobody wants to pay for — not you, not us.
And anywhere else in Quebec — transport is billed, distance doesn't stop us.
Crane lifting and professional packing. We do both every week.
When a piece won't go up the stairs, the elevator or the balcony, there's one option left: bring it in from the outside. A sectional sofa in a high-rise, a piano on the twelfth floor, a slab of marble, a safe — that's crane work, with a certified operator.
It has to be planned: ground space to stabilize the crane, access through the window or balcony, building authorization and sometimes a city permit. It is not a same-morning decision, which is exactly why you should mention it when you ask for your price.
The rule that avoids the bad surprise: if it came in through the window, it's going out through the window.
The most underrated service, and the one that decides what arrives intact. Dishes and glassware are wrapped piece by piece in paper and packed upright — never on their side, never stacked flat. A glass on its side breaks; a glass standing up holds.
We pack everything, or just the kitchen and the fragile items — your call. Labour and materials are priced separately in the table above, so you see exactly what you're paying for.
The honest math: a crew packs your kitchen in two hours and does it right. On your own it takes a full evening and something breaks. Do the rest of the house yourself — but leave the kitchen to us.
A piece that won't fit the stairs, or a full kitchen to pack? Call us — it gets planned ahead, not on the morning of.
We give you the price, whether your date is open, and answers to your questions. No obligation.
(438) 533-7770Mon – Sat, 8 AM – 5 PMor toll-free : 1 855 712-9284
