Moving to Laval.
Direct long distance moves into Laval from anywhere in Canada or the US — one truck, one crew, no transfer. Run out of our Montreal hub next door, with your dates protected.
Long distance moving to Laval, done in one trip
Laval sits on Île Jésus just north of Montreal, and it’s the third-largest city in Quebec. Most long distance moves in arrive from across Ontario, from Quebec City and the regions, or cross-country from the West — and because our warehousing hub is right across the river in Montreal, every Laval move runs direct with the same crew from pickup to delivery.
Laval is mostly houses with driveways in neighbourhoods like Chomedey, Sainte-Dorothée, Sainte-Rose and Vimont, with a growing cluster of condos around Centropolis and the Montmorency metro. We confirm the access at both ends before your date, from a suburban driveway to a booked condo elevator.
Where most Laval arrivals move from
Distances and day-windows below, every lane runs direct, one truck. Open a route for the corridor detail, or get a quote for your exact addresses.
Moving to Laval from the US? We run cross-border moves too, see cross-border moving.
How your move to Laval works
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Book a video-call assessment
Walk a specialist through your home on your phone. We build an accurate inventory, no in-person visit, no guesswork on volume.
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Get your quote in writing
A flat, written quote for your exact move to Laval, what you’re told is what you pay. No transload fees, no surprise charges on arrival.
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We schedule your pickup window
Pick a date that works. We confirm the dispatch window and, for condos or apartments, help you line up the elevator or loading dock at both ends.
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Direct line-haul to Laval
One truck, one driver, all the way. We call you with an ETA once we’re rolling, and we route around weather, not through it.
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Delivery and placement in Laval
We unload into your new place and set the big items where you want them. Balance is due on delivery, before offloading, nothing hidden.
Your moving-to-Laval checklist
Driver’s licence & vehicle
Switch to a Quebec licence and register with the SAAQ within the required window.
Health coverage (RAMQ)
Register with the Régie de l’assurance maladie du Québec; there is a waiting period before coverage begins.
Book the building elevator
Condos around Centropolis and Montmorency require a reserved service elevator and certificate of insurance.
Bridges & access
Laval connects to Montreal by several bridges — tell us your sector (Chomedey, Sainte-Rose, Vimont) so we plan the route.
Utilities
Set up Hydro-Québec, Énergir (gas) if applicable, and internet.
Moving day is July 1
Quebec’s lease turnover means peak demand around Moving Day — book early.
What to know about moving to Laval
Laval’s winters match Montreal’s, and the delay risk on a winter move is the highways feeding the island — the 15, 440 and 640 — and the long corridors from the West, not Laval itself. We watch conditions and route around storms.
Access is mostly suburban and straightforward: Chomedey, Sainte-Dorothée, Fabreville and Vimont are houses with driveways, while Centropolis and the Montmorency metro area add condo towers with booked elevators. Tell us the sector and address at quote time and we plan the offload around it.
What moves the number on a Laval move is volume and access, not distance alone: a walk-up, a long carry, or a booked-elevator tower all add time. Because we assess by video call before you book, none of it becomes a surprise on delivery day.
Moving to Laval, common questions
How long does it take to move to Laval from Toronto?
Toronto → Laval is a one-day direct transit. Your belongings stay on one truck the whole way.
How much does it cost to move to Laval?
There is no flat rate — it depends on volume, access and season. We send a written quote after a video-call assessment.
Do you move from the US to Laval?
Yes — cross-border moves into Laval with customs and border processing handled as one carrier.
Do you serve all of Laval?
Yes — every sector, including Chomedey, Sainte-Dorothée, Sainte-Rose, Vimont, Duvernay and Fabreville.
Can you move me on July 1?
We can, but Quebec’s Moving Day is the busiest date of the year — book as early as possible.
Can you hold my belongings if my dates change?
Yes — we warehouse right across the river in Montreal and can store your shipment until your place is ready.
Do you handle condo move-ins near Centropolis?
Yes — we book the service elevator and provide the certificate of insurance required.
Is there an in-person estimate?
No — we assess by video call and build your inventory from there.
Get your quote for moving to Laval
A specialist texts you back in 5 minutes. Assessment by video call, no in-person visit.