Movers in Madoc, Ontario

Zero Hour Moving helps Madoc Township families move between Eldorado, Bannockburn, Allen and farm properties in Hastings County. Almost every home is a detached house, four in ten have four or more bedrooms, and Kingston and Ottawa are both a long drive away, so we plan routes and access carefully.

Madoc is part of Hastings County. Our crews move people across the whole region.

Madoc Township movers for Eldorado, Bannockburn and rural Hastings

Almost every home in Madoc Township is a detached house, and four in ten have four or more bedrooms, with an average household of more than two and a half people. That means big family moves with large furniture, garages and basements. Three in ten homes predate 1961, so some farmhouses have steep stairs and narrow doors. About one in eight households rents, mostly in houses, and condos do not exist.

The township is made up of villages and hamlets including Eldorado, Bannockburn, Rimington, Hazzards Corners and Empey, with farm properties between them. Many addresses sit on concession roads and long lanes, so tell us the length, surface and turning room, and whether a gate or barn is near the route. Winter snow and spring thaw affect lane conditions. A quarter of recent arrivals came from elsewhere in Ontario.

Our crews serve Allen, Bannockburn, Cooper, Eldorado, Fox Corners, Keller Bridge and the other communities, and we move households to and from Marmora and Lake, Centre Hastings, Tudor and Cashel, Tweed, Stirling-Rawdon and Havelock-Belmont-Methuen. Kingston is the nearest large centre, roughly 91 km away, Ottawa roughly 171 km away and Toronto roughly 181 km away. Pass along both addresses, a rough date range and whether the lane passes a gate or barn, and we will prepare your quote.