Direct long distance moves into Toronto and the GTA from anywhere in Canada or the US — one truck, one crew, no transfer along the way. We run our own Toronto warehousing hub, so your dates stay flexible.
Toronto is our home hub, and most moves into the city arrive from Montreal and Ottawa on the 401, or cross-country from the Prairies and the West Coast. Every one runs as a single direct trip — the crew that loads your home is the crew that carries it in at the Toronto end, with nothing transferred to another truck or warehouse in between.
The real challenge in Toronto is not the drive, it is the last hundred metres: condo towers with booked service elevators and narrow loading docks downtown, permit parking on the side streets of the Annex and Leslieville, and tight semi access in the older core. We settle the building access and parking at both ends before your date, and because we warehouse in the GTA we can hold your shipment if your closing slips.
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 Toronto from the US? We run cross-border moves too, see cross-border moving.
Walk a specialist through your home on your phone. We build an accurate inventory, no in-person visit, no guesswork on volume.
A flat, written quote for your exact move to Toronto, what you’re told is what you pay. No transload fees, no surprise charges on arrival.
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.
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.
We unload into your new place and set the big items where you want them. Balance is due on delivery, before offloading, nothing hidden.
Switch to an Ontario licence and register your vehicle with ServiceOntario within the required window.
Apply for OHIP as soon as you arrive; there is a waiting period before coverage begins.
Most downtown and midtown condos require a reserved service elevator and a certificate of insurance — ask your property manager early.
Many City of Toronto streets need a temporary parking permit for a moving truck; arrange it before moving day.
Set up Toronto Hydro (or Alectra), Enbridge Gas, water and internet.
Confirm your building or the City’s garbage, recycling and green-bin schedule.
Toronto moves run year-round; the main winter risk is the highway corridors your shipment travels — the 401 through the snow belt and the mountain passes from the West — not the city itself. We watch conditions and route around storms rather than push through them.
Access varies sharply by neighbourhood. Downtown, the Entertainment District and CityPlace are dense high-rises with strict move-in windows; the Annex, Cabbagetown and Leslieville mix narrow Victorian streets with permit parking; North York and Scarborough add more towers with their own rules. Tell us the building and street at quote time and we plan the offload — elevator, dock or long carry — around it.
What moves the number on a Toronto move is access and volume, not distance alone: a walk-up in Kensington, a long carry from a permit-only street, or a shuttle when a full trailer cannot reach a downtown dock all add time. Because we assess by video call before you book, none of it becomes a surprise on delivery day.
Montreal → Toronto is a one-day direct transit on the 401. Your belongings stay on one truck the whole way, so timing depends on your pickup date, not a transfer.
There is no flat rate — it depends on how much you are moving, the access at both ends, and the season. We send a written quote after a quick video-call assessment.
Yes. We run cross-border moves into Toronto from across the US, handling customs paperwork and border processing as one carrier.
Yes. We warehouse in the GTA, so we can store your shipment and deliver when your new place is ready.
Yes — we coordinate the service-elevator booking and the certificate of insurance your building requires.
All of it — the City of Toronto plus Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Vaughan, Scarborough and out across the GTA.
Often yes on City of Toronto streets. We help you arrange the temporary parking permit.
No — we assess by video call. You walk a specialist through your home on your phone and we build an accurate inventory.
A specialist texts you back in 5 minutes. Assessment by video call, no in-person visit.
