Movers in Deep River, Ontario

Deep River is a river town in Renfrew County where many jobs link to the research site down the road, and homes are mostly older detached and semi-detached houses. Zero Hour Moving crews help families and workers move in and out, with Ottawa as the nearest large centre.

Deep River is part of Renfrew County. Our crews move people across the whole region.

Deep River movers for postwar homes on the Ottawa River

Three in four homes in Deep River are detached houses, and one in eight is a semi-detached. Nearly half the homes were built before the 1960s and more than four in five before the 1980s, so most moves involve older layouts with basements, narrow stairs and compact kitchens. Around one in five households rent, and about one in eight homes is an apartment, so a smaller crew and van suits many rentals. Condos are rare, and very little new housing has been built recently.

Many local moves are tied to work at the Chalk River research site, about 10 km east of town on Highway 17. That means employer-driven start dates, short notice and moves in and out through the year; about one in seven residents moved in the past year. Highway 17 is the main road in and out, and winters in the Ottawa Valley can make hills and lanes slippery, so give us some flexibility around winter dates and tell us about snow clearing.

Our crews serve Deep River and the neighbouring communities, including Laurentian Hills, Petawawa, Head Clara and Maria, Laurentian Valley and Pembroke. Ottawa is the nearest large centre at roughly 158 km, and Toronto is roughly 310 km, so many people leaving town head east or south. We also move households out of province. Send us your addresses and a short description of both homes, and we will prepare a quote.