Movers in Waterloo

Waterloo is about 35 kilometres from our base in Guelph, around a 35-minute drive. Waterloo is a university city and a tech hub, so the moves here range from a student with a bed and a few boxes to a family leaving a long-held home for a new job in another part of Ontario.

Homes we move in Waterloo

• Student rentals near the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University. These are usually small, often multi-storey houses or apartments shared by several tenants, and hourly pricing is common.
• Uptown and downtown condos and apartments, where elevator access and street loading decide the schedule.
• Established family neighbourhoods with mid-century and later houses, driveways and basements, which means more volume and more planning.
• Newer subdivisions in the north and west of the city, with straightforward truck access.

Local practicalities in Waterloo

• Lease changeovers. Many student leases turn over at the end of April and the end of August, and landlords and tenants all want the same days.
• Parking near campuses and uptown. Streets can be tight. We confirm where the truck can stop before the day.
• Elevator bookings. Condo and apartment buildings usually require notice.

Moving to or from Waterloo

Read about residential moving to see how a move works. If your Waterloo move goes to or from Guelph, Kitchener or Cambridge, the drive is short; for destinations like Ottawa or London see long-distance moving. For packing help before a move, see packing.