Movers in Laval
Movers in Laval with Up & Out handle local access, furniture protection, and moving-day timing for homes, condos, and apartments. Laval is Montreal's largest suburb just across the river — connected by the Pont-Viau, Papineau-Leblanc, and multiple highway bridges, plus the Metro orange line. From Chomedey to Sainte-Dorothée, we know every corner of the island north of Montreal.
Moving to or from Laval means crossing bridges — and timing those crossings right is half the job. Laval is a sprawling suburban city with distinct neighborhoods: Chomedey's apartment towers and townhouse complexes near Carrefour Laval, Sainte-Dorothée's waterfront homes along the Rivière des Prairies, Vimont's family-friendly bungalows, and the newer developments in eastern Laval near the A-25 bridge. Most Laval homes have driveways and garages, making loading easier than downtown Montreal — but large townhouse complexes often have narrow internal roads and visitor parking restrictions. Our crews cross the bridges daily and plan routes around peak traffic on the A-15 and A-13.
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Suburban driveways make loading easy — but confirm driveway length and overhead clearance for our truck
Avoid crossing bridges during rush hour (7–9 AM, 4–6 PM) — the A-15 and A-13 get gridlocked heading into and out of Laval
Winter conditions on Laval bridges can be harsh — we carry salt, grip mats, and plan extra time for icy crossings
FAQ: Moving in Laval
A typical Montreal-to-Laval move for a 4½ apartment runs $450–$700 depending on floor level, distance from the bridge, and total volume. Larger homes with 3+ bedrooms range from $650–$1,100. Use our online calculator for a precise estimate.
Yes — we cover every neighborhood in Laval: Chomedey, Sainte-Dorothée, Vimont, Auteuil, Duvernay, Pont-Viau, Laval-des-Rapides, Fabreville, Sainte-Rose, and the newer developments in Laval-Est. No corner of Laval is too far for our team.
Outside rush hour, bridge crossings take 10–20 minutes. During peak times (7–9 AM, 4–6 PM), it can take 30–60 minutes. We schedule Laval moves to start after 9:30 AM and wrap up by 3:30 PM to avoid the worst congestion.
Yes — July 1st is Quebec's Moving Day and Laval is just as busy as Montreal. Bridge traffic is especially heavy that day. Book as early as February and we'll coordinate timing to minimize bridge delays.
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