Movers in Baldwin, Ontario

Zero Hour Moving serves Baldwin Township, just north of Espanola in the Sudbury District. Almost every home is a detached house, and the junction of two major highways sits right in the township. Moves here are mostly rural house moves, with Greater Sudbury as the nearest large centre and Espanola close at hand.

Baldwin Township movers at McKerrow and Lorne

Almost every home in Baldwin, about 98 per cent, is a detached house, and over half have three or more bedrooms. About one in seven households rent, and a quarter are one person living alone, so there is a mix of full-house moves and smaller jobs. About seven in ten homes were built before 1981, so steeper stairs and smaller rooms are worth planning for. Condominiums do not exist here.

The township's two main communities are McKerrow and Lorne, and the junction of Highway 17 and Highway 6 lies in the township just west of McKerrow, which makes arrival straightforward. Many addresses are on rural roads with long lanes, so a full-size truck may need to park at the road while a smaller vehicle shuttles items. When you book, mention how long your lane is and whether it is gravel, anywhere between McKerrow and Lorne. Northern winters can slow longer hauls.

Our crews serve McKerrow, Lorne and the rural roads between, plus neighbouring Espanola, which is roughly 8 km away, Nairn and Hyman and Sables-Spanish Rivers. Greater Sudbury, the nearest large centre, is roughly 60 km away, Toronto roughly 350 km and Ottawa roughly 479 km. Highway 17 and Highway 6 meet in Baldwin, so loads headed to another province start out on a major route. Ready for a quote? Pass along your McKerrow or Lorne address, a note on the lane and roughly how large the home is.