How a long-distance move from Montreal works
Every long-distance move starts with a survey, usually a short video call: we list what is going, measure the volume and look at access at both ends. You then get one fixed price in writing, with a delivery window, before anything is loaded. On moving day our crew protects the floors, wraps and loads; the truck travels to your new city; and the crew unloads, reassembles and places your furniture.
The price depends mainly on two things — the volume and the distance — and on one choice: a dedicated truck that carries only your belongings, or a shared trailer that costs roughly 30% less and delivers inside a wider window. See long-distance moving for how the price bands work, moving within Quebec for destinations in the province, and interprovincial moving for the rest of Canada.

