Movers in De Lorimier
Movers in De Lorimier with Up & Out handle local access, furniture protection, and moving-day timing for homes, condos, and apartments. De Lorimier is the quieter side of the Plateau — tree-lined streets, classic Montreal duplexes, and a family atmosphere that draws young couples and growing households. We handle these charming but tricky walk-ups every day.
De Lorimier sits on the eastern edge of the Plateau, between Papineau and Frontenac. The neighborhood is defined by its well-kept duplexes and triplexes with exterior iron staircases, quieter residential blocks compared to the bustling Saint-Denis corridor, and a growing number of young families. Streets like De Lorimier Avenue, Parthenais, and Fullum feature classic two- and three-storey walk-ups with narrow front entries. Parking is easier here than in the western Plateau, but permits are still necessary on moving day. Our crews know the staircase dimensions and alley access points that make De Lorimier moves efficient.
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Exterior iron staircases on Parthenais and Fullum are narrower than typical Plateau stairs — measure large furniture in advance
Back alley access is available on most blocks — we assess rear loading options to save time
Parking permits are managed by the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough — we handle the 48-hour notice for you
Many De Lorimier buildings have been recently renovated — we bring padded runners to protect new hardwood floors
FAQ: Moving in De Lorimier
Generally yes — De Lorimier has slightly wider streets and less congestion than the Saint-Denis/Mont-Royal corridor. Staircases are similar, but truck access and parking are typically better.
A typical 3½ or 4½ duplex move in De Lorimier runs $325–$525 depending on floor level and staircase type. Use our online calculator for an instant estimate.
Yes — most De Lorimier blocks have rear alley access. We often use the back entrance for faster loading, especially for ground-floor units with yard-level doors.
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