Movers in St Marys, Ontario

St. Marys is a small town between Stratford and London, with older limestone streets in the centre and new subdivisions on the edges. Zero Hour Moving crews help local families move between detached houses, semis, townhouses and small apartment buildings, with easy routes onto Highway 7.

St. Marys movers: stone-town streets and houses near Stratford

Seven in ten homes in St. Marys are detached houses, and about one in ten is a semi-detached. About one in eight homes is an apartment, and around one in five households rent. Close to four in ten homes were built before the 1960s, so older houses with narrow stairs and small rooms are common, especially near the centre, while around one in seven homes is recent, usually in newer subdivisions. Local limestone was widely used as a building material in the area, so heavy stone steps and walls may mean extra care at older addresses.

Highway 7 runs through town, and the Via Rail station links St. Marys to the Toronto-Sarnia line, but moving trucks depend on the road. The older core has tight streets with limited parking, so tell us about the driveway and where a truck can stop. In newer subdivisions, make sure the street is open and the garage is accessible before moving day. A few condos exist, so ask the building about elevator use.

Our crews serve St. Marys and the surrounding municipalities, including Perth South, Zorra, Lucan Biddulph, West Perth and Thames Centre, as well as Stratford, about 18 km away. London is the nearest large centre at roughly 32 km, and Toronto is roughly 148 km, so many people moving out head to one of those two cities. Past those two cities, a move to another province gets a route plan of its own. Tell us if the St. Marys address is in the stone-built centre or a newer subdivision, and the destination, and we will quote.