ABOUT MONTREAL MOVING SERVICE

Montreal is a multicultural metropolis and proud to be. It is thus difficult to talk about a single culture when we talk about this town: Montreal’s culture is more or less a blend of different cultures from various parts of the world. The city’s moving culture in no exception. To call Moving Day mayhem is to prettify the truth of trucks double-parked three deep on narrow two-way streets, amateurs humping fridges up the city’s legendarily winding outdoor staircases (partly because nobody can get a professional mover – they’re all quadruple-booked), and creative Quebeckers devising all sorts of methods for relocating their stuff. On Moving Day, you will see bicycles pulling gigantic, self-made wagons, and compact cars with so much furniture bungee-corded to the roofs that homemade bumpers made of pool noodles must be employed.

The mess of Montreal Moving Day is enhanced by the fact that it is not primarily a city of homeowners, but one of relatively cheap rents. Close to 63% of the city’s 1.6 million people rent their homes, and about 10% of the population are said to be moving house in any given year, or about 160,000 people. It is estimated that 130,000 of these will do so on Moving Day, according to the Montreal Gazette.

Whether you need a long distance mover, local movers or an international mover, we compete with the best moving companies in Montreal for your business. All of our movers are screened in order to have a satisfactory service level and to adhere to the strict policies of Montreal Moving Service. In addition to local and long distance residential moving companies, we also offer long distance moving across Canada.