Movers in Addington Highlands, Ontario

Zero Hour Moving serves homeowners and renters across Addington Highlands, a wide rural township of detached houses, cottages and small settlements. Distances are long, with Kingston roughly 105 km away, so careful planning of the route, access and truck size makes each move easier from the first call.

Addington Highlands is part of Lennox and Addington County. Our crews move people across the whole region.

Movers in Addington Highlands, serving rural and lakeside homes

Almost every home here is a single-detached house, about 93 in 100, and more than half were built before 1981. About one household in five rents, often in a house or an older low-rise rather than a large complex. Households are small, with many people over 65 or living alone, so downsizing moves, from large rural properties into smaller places, are a regular part of our work.

The township is spread out, and Highway 7 and Highway 41 meet at Kaladar, which is a handy landmark when you give directions. Away from those roads, you will find gravel roads, long driveways and cottage lanes, and a full-size truck may need a place to turn. Winter snow and spring thaw can make small roads harder to use, so tell us about the surface and slope of your driveway when you book.

Our crews serve the township and nearby municipalities such as North Frontenac, Carlow-Mayo, Limerick, Tudor and Cashel, Brudenell Lyndoch and Raglan, and Greater Madawaska. Kingston is the closest large centre, and Ottawa is roughly 130 km away, with Toronto roughly 226 km off for longer relocations. If you are planning a move in or out of the township, send us the details and we will put together a quote.