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Real Estate Movers Ltd has been on the market since January 2012. Since then, we have relocated many Canadian families across the country. Don’t take our word for it! Check our customers' reviews on HomeStars.com, Google, or Facebook. We are also proud to be a BBB A+ member and a CAM member!
This is the first and very important stage of the whole move, as the quality of it determines whether your items will arrive at the new house damaged or intact. When moving to Toronto from Vancouver, we spend extra time wrapping and packing all items professionally to avoid damages. Using different kinds of protective supplies, we ensure all items arrive in one piece.
Following packing, the loading stage takes place. Before even starting the loading process, our Vancouver to Toronto movers will roll out floor runners and take the bulky furniture apart. Our moving team will wrap literally every piece of furniture. The driver will prioritize the sequence of the loading process and direct his crew.
After the trailer is loaded, the driver receives instructions on which route to choose when moving from Vancouver to Toronto. He knows in advance where to refuel, where to stay for the night, and what time to arrive at the destination. If there are any delays, the driver will always update the customer.
Our Vancouver to Toronto movers will arrange for the unloading in Toronto. Before the unloading starts, the moving crew will roll out the floor runners to protect the flooring and will set the walk-up ramps both on the trailer and the porch. The customer or their representative should be present to instruct the crew on where and what to put. The furniture is assembled, and the paperwork is signed.
Very often, our customers request a full unpacking service. We do this service, provided the customer is present and directs the crew. Going room by room, emptying the boxes, and putting the contents into the right spots, the crew finishes the service. After the job is done, the empty boxes are removed from the house and disposed of at the closest landfill.
If you don’t have a direct move and need storage, contact our office, and we’ll find an option that fits you best. For those who need very short-term storage for up to a week, we have an option called SIV (storage in vehicle). With this option, we don’t unload your belongings into a warehouse, as they stay packed in the trailer until you take possession.
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In order to calculate a rough cost of moving from Vancouver to Toronto, you can use our moving calculator. This simple tool requires only the move size and mileage. Basically, the main factors the quote is based on are the shipment size, fuel charge, transportation fee, and any additional costs requested by the customer.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| 1-bedroom apartment | from $3,900 + taxes |
| 2-bedroom apartment | from $6,900 + taxes |
| 2-bedroom house | from $7,900 + taxes |
| 3-bedroom house | from $8,900 + taxes |
| 4-bedroom house | from $9,900 + taxes |
When contacting Vancouver to Toronto moving companies, it is very important to compare their moving quotes on an apples-to-apples basis. Here at Real Estate Movers, when moving from Vancouver to Toronto, you will receive a detailed breakdown of loading/unloading hours, mileage, fuel expenses, and any extra services requested, such as full packing service or car shipment.
Before moving from Vancouver to Toronto, you have to understand the key stages in this process. Being knowledgeable in this area will help you move smoothly and have a great experience. Here are a few simple tips allowing you to get a general idea of what needs to be done before and during the move.
The most well-liked routes are those connecting Vancouver with the largest cities. From our experience, the majority of moves—about 60%—take place in Western Canada, primarily from Vancouver to Calgary and Edmonton. Twenty-five percent of our customers move to Ontario, 10% to Central Canada, and only 5% to the eastern Atlantic provinces.
| Route | Distance | Estimated Time |
|---|---|---|
| Vancouver to Edmonton | 1,150 km | ~12 hours |
| Vancouver to Red Deer | 1,000 km | ~11 hours |
| Vancouver to Calgary | 970 km | ~10 hours |
| Vancouver to Regina | 1,600 km | ~17 hours |
| Vancouver to Victoria | 115 km | ~4 hours (incl. ferry) |
| Vancouver to Winnipeg | 2,300 km | ~24 hours |
| Vancouver to Toronto | 4,400 km | ~45 hours |
| Vancouver to Quebec City | 4,900 km | ~50 hours |
| Vancouver to Montreal | 4,600 km | ~47 hours |
| Vancouver to Ottawa | 4,400 km | ~45 hours |
| Route | Distance | Estimated Time |
|---|---|---|
| Toronto to Vancouver | 4,400 km | ~45 hrs |
| Toronto to Calgary | 3,400 km | ~35 hrs |
| Toronto to Edmonton | 3,500 km | ~36 hrs |
| Toronto to Winnipeg | 2,200 km | ~23 hrs |
| Toronto to Ottawa | 450 km | ~5 hrs |
| Toronto to Montreal | 540 km | ~6 hrs |
| Toronto to Quebec City | 800 km | ~8.5 hrs |
| Toronto to Fredericton | 1,350 km | ~14 hrs |
| Toronto to Halifax | 1,800 km | ~18 hrs |
The most popular moves from Toronto are to Montreal, Quebec City, and smaller cities in Nova Scotia (NS) and New Brunswick (NB). When it comes to moving to the western provinces, the popular routes are to Winnipeg (Central Canada), Calgary and Edmonton in Alberta, and, of course, the main route to Vancouver.
Call our office for a quotation on your move and enjoy a stress-free move from Toronto to Vancouver.
