Planning a move to a new house or townhome? Our residential moving services provide support for household relocations of different sizes, from smaller homes to larger family residences with multiple rooms, furniture and household belongings.
Residential moves often involve more than simply transporting boxes from one address to another. Furniture, appliances, multiple rooms, stairs, garages, basements and access conditions can all affect how the move is planned.
We help organize the moving process around your home, inventory, schedule and destination so you can choose the level of moving support that fits your relocation.
Before moving day, review each room and identify what is being moved. Large furniture, fragile items, basements, garages and multiple levels should all be considered when organizing the move.
Make sure entrances, driveways and access areas are available for the move. Planning where furniture and labelled boxes will go can also help organize unloading.
A clear four-step process for planning the entire move.
Enter city of origin and destination, your moving date, property type and contact details.
Review inventory, stairs, elevators, parking, access and any special items.
Confirm packing, timing, service level and building requirements at both addresses.
Pickup, transportation and delivery follow the confirmed plan for your move.
Residential moving costs vary depending on the size of the home, the amount of furniture and boxes, access conditions, number of levels and the services required.
Packing, furniture disassembly, special handling, stairs, long carries and the distance between locations can also affect the moving plan and quote.
Request a QuoteThe route matters, but the buildings themselves often determine how efficiently a move can be completed.
Service elevators, loading docks, insurance requirements, move windows and building management coordination.
Driveways, basements, garages, stairs, narrow entrances and the volume of furniture can change the plan.
Staged packing, labelled workstations, equipment handling, after-hours scheduling and building coordination.
Begin with a room-by-room inventory and decide what will be moved, donated, sold or discarded. Identifying large and fragile items early can make planning easier.
Prepare access to areas such as basements, garages, upper floors and storage rooms before the moving crew arrives.
At the destination, make sure driveways and entrances are clear and accessible. Consider where larger furniture should be placed before unloading begins.
Keep personal documents, valuables, keys and essential items with you during the move.
Tell us when you're moving and what you need help with.