Movers in Athens, Ontario

Zero Hour Moving serves households across Athens Township, from the village of Athens to hamlets like Charleston and Hayes Corners. Almost every home is a detached house, many are over sixty years old, and Brockville and Kingston are within easy reach, so most moves are full-house jobs.

Athens is part of United Counties of Leeds and Grenville. Our crews move people across the whole region.

Movers in Athens, Leeds and Grenville homes and farms

About 95 homes in 100 in Athens are detached houses, and over a third were built before 1961. Three-bedroom homes are the most common, and nearly a third have four or more bedrooms. Only about one household in ten rents, so apartment moves are uncommon, while basements, garages and barns tend to hold plenty of belongings. Older staircases and narrow doorways are a regular consideration.

Highway 42 runs through the township, linking it with Brockville to the south and the roads toward Kingston and Ottawa. Beyond it, expect rural roads and concession lanes, with long driveways and farm properties set back from the road. Tell us about the surface, gates and where a full-size truck can turn. Winter snow and spring thaw can make small roads harder to use, so we recommend some flexibility in your plans.

Our crews serve the village of Athens and the communities of Charleston, Beales Mills, Glen Elbe, Glen Morris, Hayes Corners and Wiltsetown, along with neighbours Elizabethtown-Kitley, Front of Yonge, Leeds and the Thousand Islands, Rideau Lakes and Brockville. Kingston is roughly 61 km away, Ottawa roughly 91 km, and Toronto roughly 294 km for longer relocations. Tell us whether you are in the village or out on a concession road, and we will draw up a quote to match.