Movers in Nairn and Hyman, Ontario

Zero Hour Moving serves households in Nairn and Hyman, a small township on the western edge of Greater Sudbury. Most homes are detached houses with three bedrooms, a few are duplexes or small apartments, and Highway 17 is the main route in and out, so moves here are usually simple to plan.

Movers in Nairn and Hyman, next to Greater Sudbury

About six homes in seven in Nairn and Hyman are detached houses, and nearly six in ten have three bedrooms. A small share are duplex units or low-rise apartments, and about one household in seven rents. Seven in ten homes were built before 1981, so older staircases and compact basements come with the territory. For most families we send a full crew with a mid-size to large truck.

Highway 17 bypasses most of the residential part of the township, and the older stretch of the former route now works as local roads that run through the settled area. That makes access easy for a moving truck, though side streets and driveways in Nairn Centre can be tight. Greater Sudbury is only roughly 50 km away, so many households arrive from or head to the city. Winter snow can affect driveways and steps, so tell us about the approach.

Our crews serve Nairn Centre and Prospect Hill, as well as neighbouring Baldwin, Espanola, Sables-Spanish Rivers, Killarney and Northeastern Manitoulin and The Islands. Toronto is roughly 348 km away for longer relocations, and Ottawa is roughly 471 km. About three in ten recent arrivals came from elsewhere in Ontario, and a similar share of households are one person living alone. Send us your address and we will prepare a quote.