Movers in Renfrew, Ontario

Zero Hour Moving helps households in Renfrew, from older detached houses to low-rise apartments and townhouses. Two in five households rent here, so lease-turnover moves sit alongside family house moves. Renfrew is roughly 77 km from Ottawa, which makes it a common stop for people moving into or out of the capital region.

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

Renfrew movers for apartments, older houses and Ottawa Valley moves

Renfrew has a more mixed housing stock than most small towns. About three in five homes are detached, one in five is an apartment in a low-rise building, and townhouses make up a smaller share. Two in five households rent, so many moves are smaller, with one or two bedrooms and a tight timeline. Half the homes were built before 1961, which usually means narrow staircases, steep basement steps and little room to turn a sofa. Condos are close to nonexistent, so elevator bookings rarely come up.

The town sits where Highway 17, Highway 60 and Highway 132 meet, with a bypass that keeps through traffic off the main street. That makes road access easy for a moving truck, but busy corridors can slow the run toward Ottawa. Winters are cold and snowy, so snow-packed driveways and street parking are worth planning for, and we ask customers to clear entrances before we arrive. Many residents are seniors, so downsizing moves into smaller apartments are common.

Our crews serve Renfrew and move households to and from Horton, McNab-Braeside, Admaston-Bromley, Arnprior and Whitewater Region. Ottawa is the nearest large centre at roughly 77 km, and Toronto is about 294 km, so moves in either direction are routine. We also run long-distance moves to other provinces. Send us your address, building type and parking details to request a quote.