Newcomers: settling on the North Shore, in Laval or Montreal
You are arriving from another province or another country. We take care of the practical part: your belongings, your furniture, your move-in.
The practical part of settling in
A new country, a new city, often a temporary place before the real one. Our crew handles what needs to be carried, protected and put together.
- Moving in: from temporary housing or a storage unit to your new address.
- Storage: a secure space while you look for a home.
- Furniture assembly: beds, tables and new furniture put together on site.
- Small moves: a few pieces, one room, a studio.
- Long distance: if you are coming from another part of Quebec, from Ontario or from New Brunswick.
The materials come with the crew
- Wardrobe boxesYour clothes travel on their hangers.
- Mattress bagsMattresses stay clean and dry.
- Floor runnersLaid down before the first trip.
- Quilted furniture blanketsEvery piece is wrapped.
- Dollies and strapsTo carry and secure the heavy pieces.
- Furniture disassembly and reassemblyAt no extra charge.
Your first weeks in Quebec
The steps most newcomers take first, with the official link for each one.
Register with the RAMQ as soon as you arrive. A waiting period of up to three months may apply, and private insurance is strongly recommended for that period. Eligibility conditions (RAMQ)
This nine-digit number is needed to work in Canada and to access government programs and benefits. Social Insurance Number (Canada)
With a valid licence issued outside Quebec, you may drive for the six months that follow your settlement. After that, you need a Quebec licence. Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec
The Tribunal administratif du logement explains the rights and obligations of tenants and landlords. Tribunal administratif du logement
Accompagnement Québec is a free, personalized service from the Government of Quebec for immigrants. Accompagnement Québec
The Government of Quebec gathers information on learning French in one place. Learn French
Around July 1, demand is at its peak everywhere in Quebec: book early.
The Government of Quebec sets out the steps for settling and integrating. Settle and integrate in Quebec
General checklist, verified on October 5, 2026. This is not legal or immigration advice: the official sites prevail.
Laval, the North Shore and around
Our base is in Laval. Pick a town on the map to see what we do there.
- Local moves
- Long distance
- Each stop opens the page for that town
Laurentians
Lanaudière
What newcomers ask
I do not have an address yet. Can you store my belongings?
Yes. We offer secure, temperature-controlled self-storage. See storage.
How much does a move-in cost?
Every move is different. We prepare a detailed, clear quote in writing. Request a quote.
I am coming from another province. Do you do long distance?
Yes. We run long distance within Quebec, to Ontario and to New Brunswick. See long-distance moving.
Can you assemble the furniture I just bought?
Yes. Furniture disassembly and assembly are part of our services. See furniture assembly.
Do you help with immigration procedures?
No. We are a moving company. For immigration, turn to the governments and to authorized professionals. Our information page lists the official sources.
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.
