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Movers in the Laurentians
Autoroute 15 and Route 117 climb from Laval to Mont-Tremblant. We drive them all year round.
From the plain to the mountains
In the south, Mirabel and Saint-Jérôme are the gateway to the region. Higher up, the Rivière du Nord valley strings together Prévost, Saint-Sauveur, Sainte-Adèle and Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, then Route 117 leads to Mont-Tremblant. To the west, Autoroute 50 reaches Lachute.
People move main residences here, but also many cottages and resort condos, often at the end of a private road or a steep driveway.
What we plan for in the Laurentians
- Steep driveways and private roadsTell us whether a truck can get to the door.
- WinterA cleared driveway and open access: that is what makes a winter move work.
- DistanceThe trip from Laval is counted in the quote, with no surprise.
- CottagesSolid wood furniture, stoves, outdoor gear: mention the heavy pieces.
Laurentians towns
About moving in the Laurentians
How far north do you go?
To Mont-Tremblant and beyond: Mont-Laurier, Rivière-Rouge and the villages of the region are served.
Do you move in winter?
Yes. Floor runners and blankets protect your floors and furniture from snow and road salt.
Can you store the contents of a cottage?
Yes, in our temperature-controlled units. See Storage.
Ready to book your date?
Fill in the form and get a detailed, clear quote, always in writing. Prefer to talk to someone? Give us a call.
