Long-distance moving

A move that crosses the city and a move that crosses the province aren’t the same job. More time on the road means more time for something to shift, so a long-distance move gets extra attention at the wrapping and loading stage, plus a clearer picture of timing before the day arrives.

How long-distance quotes differ

A local move is usually priced around time and crew; a long-distance move also depends on the distance itself and how the load is planned for the trip. Tell us your pickup and drop-off locations and roughly what’s moving, and we’ll put together a quote that reflects the actual route.

Timeline and communication

Long-distance moves need a clearer timeline than a move across town: when the truck loads, roughly when it arrives, and what happens if a delivery date needs to shift. We talk through the schedule with you before moving day so you know what to expect, and we keep you posted if anything changes along the way.

Protection for the road

Extra time in transit means furniture and boxes need to hold up over a longer trip, not just a short drive. We wrap and pad furniture the same way regardless of distance, and we pack the truck with the longer haul in mind so nothing has room to shift.

Preparing your home

• Confirm access at both ends: parking, elevators, stairs and any building booking needed.
• Set aside anything you’d rather carry with you than send on the truck.
• Give us as much notice as you can — long-distance moves are easier to plan well with lead time.
• Let us know about any date flexibility, in case it helps the schedule.

Tell us where you’re moving from and to, and we’ll come back with a clear, no-obligation quote for the road ahead.