Movers in Richmond
City Centre condos along No. 3 Road, townhouses, and family homes from Steveston to Hamilton. We plan the building, the bridge and the timing.
Richmond is flat, which helps on moving day, but the bridges in and out of it don't always. Moves to or from Vancouver cross the Oak Street, Arthur Laing or Knight Street bridges, and timing around rush hour makes a real difference on an hourly move. Inside Richmond, condo towers in City Centre usually need an elevator booking and a loading bay, while Steveston, Broadmoor and Terra Nova have more townhouses and detached homes with garages full of things to pack.
Services Available in Richmond
Moving Tips for Richmond
If you can, start mid-morning on a weekday. Bridge traffic toward Vancouver eases after the morning rush.
City Centre towers often book move slots in 2 to 3 hour blocks. Ask for the longest slot available.
Townhouse complexes often have tight turns and visitor parking only. Ask the strata where a moving truck can stop.
Empty the garage early. In family homes, it's usually the last thing packed and the slowest part of the day.
FAQ: Moving in Richmond
Yes. We plan the route and the start time around bridge traffic, so you aren't paying for time stuck in a lineup.
Usually not. Most underground parkades are too low for a moving truck. We'll use the loading bay or the street, so tell us what your building has.
We charge by the hour: $140/hr for 2 movers, $180/hr for 3 and $290/hr for 4, plus one hour of travel. There's a 3-hour minimum and GST is extra. Your total depends on how much you're moving, the floors and elevators at both ends, and the distance. The calculator shows your estimate in about 2 minutes, and we go over it with you before moving day.