Movers in Manitouwadge, Ontario

Manitouwadge sits at the north end of Highway 614, far from the larger cities of northern Ontario. Zero Hour Moving crews help local households move between detached homes and rentals, with plans built around the distance, the long winters and the 54 km road that connects town to Highway 17.

Manitouwadge movers at the end of Highway 614

About six in seven homes in Manitouwadge are detached houses, and about one in five households rent. A third of homes are one-person households, so smaller moves are as common as full-house jobs. Roughly two in three homes were built before the 1980s, which often means older basements and stairs, and there has been almost no new construction lately. Condos are very rare. Because about one in seven residents moved in the past year, rentals and work-related moves turn over fairly often.

Highway 614 is the only road in, and it runs roughly 54 km south to join Highway 17 at Hemlo. That makes every move a real trip, so routes and loading order are planned before the truck leaves. Winters are long, cold and snowy, with snow starting around mid-November and lasting into April, so we keep dates flexible and ask you to tell us about snow clearing at both homes. Mining and forestry are the main industries, and work-related moves sometimes come with tight timelines.

Our crews serve Manitouwadge and the nearby communities, including Marathon, about 58 km away, White River, Hornepayne, Terrace Bay and Schreiber. Thunder Bay is the nearest large centre at roughly 264 km, and Toronto is roughly 784 km away, so a move out of town is a full road trip. Send us your addresses and a short description of both homes, and we will prepare a quote built around the route.