Interprovincial

Interprovincial movers from Halifax, and back.

New Brunswick in a day. Quebec and Ontario in two. One truck, one crew, one price, and a text every time something happens.

Why people leave Halifax with us instead of a national carrier

A national van line consolidates: your load shares a trailer with three other families and arrives inside a window that can stretch to two weeks. A dedicated truck costs more per kilometre and less per headache. You get a delivery date and no transfer between trucks in a warehouse somewhere.

Coming the other way is the same price and the same texts in reverse. Load in Montreal, overnight in Edmundston, deliver in Halifax the next afternoon.

Moving to Halifax from another province

What each route costs

A two-day move, honestly

Day one: load in the morning, drive until early evening, stop at the crew's hotel. The truck is locked, parked in a lit lot, and the crew is beside it. Day two: rolling at six, delivery in the afternoon. You get a text at each of those moments. The full timeline →

Interprovincial questions

Yes. Type the address into the booking form and it prices it from the distance. Bathurst is a same-day run; London is two days.
You or someone you trust with a key. We confirm the delivery window the day before, and the milestone texts tell you exactly when to be there.
Elevator bookings are usually yours to make; tell us the window and it goes on the crew's job card.

Your date is one tap away.

90 seconds online. $10 off for booking here. A firm price if you send a video, photos or a list.