Moving from Ontario to Alberta

Moving Yourself vs. Hiring Moving Company in Canada

You may be tempted to make the move by yourself, and you’ve probably been told that it will be cheaper that way. But you’d be wrong. Yes, you get to do things at your own pace and in your style, but it won’t be cheaper if you look at the big picture.

To start, you’ll have to take a couple of days off from work to prepare for long-distance moving. You must categorize stuff, then pack your belongings, furniture and personal items, label them, move them (you'll have to rent a truck for that), unpack the stuff at the destination, and then sort your things at your new home.

Household moving is a lot of work! And what if something breaks or if you get injured? There are so many things that can go wrong.

Would recommend you to hire a commercial moving crew instead. You don't have to do manual labor, buy packing materials, take time off for preparations, or rent a truck. Our best movers will take care of everything professionally so that make your move without stress. For our clients, we provide additional services, including packing and 1-month free moving storage in our own warehouses with no hidden fees!

The Cost of Your Long Distance Moving from Ontario to Alberta

Cost-wise, things are different from case to case, so it's easier if you reach out to us for a free quote – we’ll give you a fair estimate for our moving service in Ontario. However, generally speaking, here’s a rundown of moving costs for relocation from Ontario to Alberta:

• For a one-bedroom apartment's stuff, you'll have to pay between $1000 and $2000
• For a two-bedroom apartment’s stuff, you can expect to pay between 3000 and $4000
• Relocating from a two-bedroom house can cost you from $4000 to $6000

Of course, this is only a rough estimate to move across the country. Reach out to us to get your free and accurate quote, or use our long distance moving calculator.