Movers in Laurentian Hills, Ontario

Zero Hour Moving serves Laurentian Hills, the Renfrew County town along the Ottawa River that surrounds Deep River. Nine in ten homes are detached houses, and a good number of newcomers arrive from outside Ontario, so we handle both short local moves and long hauls in from other provinces.

Laurentian Hills is part of Renfrew County. Our crews move people across the whole region.

Laurentian Hills movers around Chalk River and Deep River

About nine in ten homes in Laurentian Hills are detached houses, and over three in four have three or more bedrooms. Few households rent, and condominiums do not exist. Most moves are full-house jobs with a basement, a garage and sheds. Households are small, with nearly three in ten living alone, and about 28 per cent of homes date from before 1961, so older stairs and small rooms are common alongside newer builds.

This municipality has an unusual number of newcomers from other provinces, about seven per cent of residents over five years, so long-distance moves into the area are a regular part of the work. The municipality surrounds Deep River, so many moves involve a trip through the town. Many addresses are in rural parts or around Chalk River, Rolphton and Wylie, some on long lanes. Come heavy snow or soft spring ground, the lanes out toward Rolphton and Wylie may stop a loaded truck short of the door.

Our crews serve Chalk River, Rolphton, Wylie and smaller places such as Moor Lake and Point Alexander, plus neighbours such as Deep River, which is roughly 6 km away, Petawawa and Pembroke. Ottawa, the nearest large centre, is roughly 164 km away, and Toronto is roughly 311 km. Plenty of residents here came from other provinces, so crossing a provincial line, in or out, is familiar work. Tell us the Chalk River, Rolphton or Wylie address, anything we should know about the lane, and how large the house is.