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-> Other questionsFeb 28, 11:47
Question by kbojtos (kbojtos)
Moving to Canada from US
I'm moving a large three bedroom apartment from New Jersey to Ontario and was wondering if you could recommend any reputable moving companies?
Mar 14, 16:07
Answer by henry (Henry Peterson)
Congratulations on your exciting move to Canada. Our sister website, Canada.Vanlines.com, specializes in moves throughout Canada and from the states to Canada. To locate a Canadian moving company for free, simply enter in some basic details about your move including the services you require, where you are moving from, the province you are moving to and the size of your move. From there, 4-5 moving companies that can meet your needs will contact you where you can discuss the specifics of your move and arrange to have the movers come over to your place for an in-home moving estimate. We highly recommend that you take these steps and don't use the first company that you see. Plan accordingly and research to make a smart and educated decision about your move.
Best of Luck!
Good luck with your move,
Henry Peterson @ MovingAnswers.org
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