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House Moving

Residential moves involve more than transporting boxes. Tell us about your property, furniture, access and preferred date so the right move can be planned.

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Apartment Moving

From elevator reservations to restricted loading hours, apartment moves need careful preparation. Share your building requirements when requesting an estimate.

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Condo Moving

Moving in or out of a condominium? Make arrangements for the elevator, loading dock, parking and access before the move.

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Furniture Moving

Tell us about the size, material, assembly needs and access for your furniture so the move can be assessed accurately.

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Senior Moving

Organise the moving timeline, keep essential items accessible and make decisions about packing and setup before moving day.

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Student Moving

Plan smaller loads, pickup windows and access at student residences, shared housing or apartments.

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Man With a Van

For a small apartment move or limited-item delivery, provide the inventory, distance and access details to confirm a suitable moving option.

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Two Movers and a Truck

Tell us about your inventory and building access so the appropriate crew, truck capacity and time allowance can be assessed.

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Office Moving

Coordinate workstations, equipment, access windows, packing and business continuity requirements before your relocation.

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Commercial Moving

A commercial move needs an inventory, site access checks, scheduling and a defined handover process.

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Warehouse Relocation

Separate inventory from handling equipment, plan the move sequence and document safety and access constraints.

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Long-Distance Moving

A long-distance move requires accurate inventory, origin and destination access, timing expectations and clear written pricing.

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Interprovincial Moving

Share your origin, destination, dates and shipment size to discuss the requirements of a move between Canadian provinces.

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Last-Minute Moving

Urgent moves depend on location, crew capacity, truck availability and the time needed to prepare your belongings.

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Piano Moving — illustrative moving-related scene

Piano Moving

Specify piano type, approximate dimensions, stairs, entrances and travel distance before planning transportation.

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Pool Table Moving — illustrative moving-related scene

Pool Table Moving

Provide table dimensions, slate configuration, access and reassembly requirements before requesting a moving assessment.

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Antique Moving

Provide photographs, measurements and handling notes for fragile, unusually shaped or valuable pieces.

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Single-Item Moving

For a couch, appliance or other bulky item, provide the dimensions, pickup details and delivery access.

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Packing and Unpacking

Choose what needs packing, identify fragile items, and discuss cartons and protective materials for your moving estimate.

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Moving and Storage

Discuss the length of storage, inventory, access and retrieval needs before making storage arrangements.

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Furniture Assembly

Identify large or complex items, missing instructions and assembly restrictions ahead of moving day.

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Junk Removal

Describe the materials, volume, weight and disposal requirements to confirm that the requested removal is suitable.

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MOVING QUESTIONS

Questions to Resolve Before You Book

These answers help prepare an enquiry; confirm your specific arrangements in writing.

What details are needed for a home moving enquiry?

The date, pickup and destination, size of property, furniture, approximate boxes, stairs, elevators and any special items.

How should I prepare for an apartment move?

Check your building rules, elevator booking and loading access, then share these details with the team.

How do I describe an office move?

List furniture, workstations, equipment, access requirements, timing restrictions and any dismantling needs.

Can I request help with one heavy item?

Send its measurements, approximate weight, pickup and drop-off access and any special handling instructions.

Can packing be part of the enquiry?

Yes, state whether you need full or partial packing and ask the team to confirm services and charges.

Can I request a move between provinces?

You can enquire about a proposed route. Exact Movers will need to confirm availability and arrangements.

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Share your addresses, inventory, date and access requirements to request a quote.

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MOVING INFORMATION & QUOTE PREPARATION

Services: Find Your Service or Location

Questions About Services

How should I use the Services page?

Select the service or location that matches your enquiry. Specify pickup and destination access, weather considerations and local regulations relevant to the addresses; do not assume all routes have the same requirements. Enter your two addresses, dates, inventory and access conditions so the request can be assessed without implying coverage that has not been confirmed. The Services page currently has 61 direct child guides or entries; an entry is not a claim of operational coverage.

What geographic details should be confirmed for Services?

Provide real street addresses and postal codes, not only a municipality name or regional hub. Specify pickup and destination access, weather considerations and local regulations relevant to the addresses; do not assume all routes have the same requirements. The listed Ottawa contact address does not mean Exact Movers operates an office in every displayed location. No additional branch location should be inferred from Services.

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Choose the Right Moving Service for the Work Required

Household, apartment and condo moving are not identical offers

Residential moving covers a broad category of belongings, but building access can change the practical work. Apartment moves often involve stair carries and managed entry times; condominiums may require a freight-lift reservation, common-area protection and a designated loading bay. A detached home may involve basement, garage and garden goods that are absent from a bedroom count. Choose the relevant service category and provide those specific facts in the enquiry.

Furniture and specialist transport need item-level assessment

A few heavy pieces can require more specialized planning than a small full-room move. Give dimensions, weight where known, fragility, disassembly needs and the full carrying path. Pianos and large glass or stone furniture may demand specialist equipment. The presence of a service link does not establish that suitable staff or equipment are available for every request. Ask the provider what it accepts.

Office and commercial relocations add custody and continuity questions

An office move should include workstations, records, technology equipment, access to loading docks and which parts of the business must remain operational. Data backup, electrical disconnection, confidential disposal and fixed machinery installation are not automatically normal moving tasks. Assign responsibility in the written plan and confirm the receiving employee or department for each asset group.

Packing and longer-distance transport are different service decisions

Packing may mean supplying cartons, sealing fragile belongings or crating specialty items; clarify which activity you require. Longer-distance transport raises separate questions about direct versus consolidated shipment, delivery windows, temporary storage and inventory custody. Compare the actual work and accepted quote terms rather than treating every service heading as an inclusive package. A customer may request transport of self-packed cartons while asking for help with only a few fragile items. List those items and the remaining work separately. For an intercity job, also supply the receiving date and contact so the provider can assess the transport and any accepted packing as one coherent scope.

Turn service selection into a written price comparison

Request a defined list of loading, transport, delivery, packing and optional work. Ask whether the price basis is fixed, hourly or otherwise calculated, and clarify taxes, travel, minimums and authorized extras where applicable. Do not infer real-time coverage, company branches or insurance limits from this directory. The provider needs to verify the actual route and job before the service can be booked.

Choose household, condo, furniture or office work by responsibilities

Service categories should help distinguish what is being purchased. A full household move generally involves room-by-room collection and unloading, whereas a single-item delivery is defined by dimensions, pickup access and the receiving contact. A condo move can involve corporation rules, an allocated service lift and common-property protection; an apartment rental may have a different permission process. An office relocation raises separate concerns about secure files, IT disconnection, asset ownership and interruption of business operations. Those differences should influence the inventory and quotation, not merely the title of the page the customer selects. If the provider does not accept a specialist task, the quote should say so plainly instead of implying that every service label is universally available.

Compare optional services and their effects on the final price

Packing assistance, furniture disassembly, appliance work, storage and additional collection stops are scope decisions that may alter labour, materials, required qualifications and transport arrangements. A buyer should mark which elements are essential and which are optional, then request separate confirmation of accepted tasks. For a long-distance journey, ask whether the goods stay on one vehicle and what delivery window applies. For a local move, clarify minimum billable time and travel assumptions if hourly pricing is proposed. Avoid inferring fleet ownership, a fixed price or nationwide capability from the services directory. A suitable service selection ends with a written response that identifies the actual work, exclusions and price basis for the customer's inventory and addresses.

Related questions

What is the difference between residential and apartment moving?

Apartment moving often involves building entry, stairs, elevators and permitted moving windows in addition to ordinary household goods.

Does condo moving automatically include elevator booking?

No. The building's reservation and the provider's responsibilities must be agreed.

Can a small furniture pickup need specialist equipment?

Yes. Size, weight, fragility and carrying access may require specialist assessment.

Is office IT disconnection included?

Only if appropriately qualified work is expressly accepted; do not assume it.

Do packing services include moving boxes?

Check the agreed materials, cartons, labour and any unpacking separately.

Will long-distance moving always use one truck?

Ask the actual carrier about direct transport, consolidation and custody.

Can a moving service include multiple destinations?

Yes if accepted, but list every stop and its goods in the quote.

Are all published service categories available immediately?

No. Operating capacity, coverage and availability need job-specific confirmation.

Can the company move my piano anywhere in Canada?

No nationwide specialist capability is proven here. Ask about the specific instrument and route.

Does a quote request confirm a price?

Only an actual provider response with accepted work and commercial conditions can establish an offer.

Combine services by assigning each task once

Several service names can describe parts of the same job. Packing services may prepare goods before a separate transport appointment; packing and moving may combine preparation with collection and delivery. Loading services can refer to labour for a vehicle you supply. Selecting several categories does not establish a complete package or mean each activity needs to be priced twice.

Make a simple task sequence: prepare goods, carry them to transport, move them, unload, then complete any agreed reassembly or unpacking. Assign an owner to each stage and identify the points where responsibility passes between providers or representatives. If you want one proposal covering multiple stages, say so and ask which tasks can be accepted together. This helps avoid both gaps and overlapping charges.

  • Identify transport, packing and labour responsibilities separately.
  • Assign one owner to each handover between stages.
  • List optional tasks rather than inferring them from a package name.

A question about this planning decision

How do I avoid requesting the same service twice?

Describe the tasks in order rather than selecting every similar service name. For example, identify packing, collection, transport, unloading and reassembly as separate activities, then say which you want included in one proposal. Ask the provider to confirm the accepted scope and any separately arranged work so that the same labour is not assumed in two bookings.

Should I choose packing and unpacking or packing and moving?

Choose according to the tasks you need assessed. Packing and unpacking concerns preparation and later placement of contents; packing and moving can concern preparation combined with transport. Describe each task explicitly, including whether you need a vehicle, so the provider can confirm the actual combination rather than relying on similar service names.

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