Movers in Sundridge, Ontario

Zero Hour Moving serves the village of Sundridge on Lake Bernard in the Almaguin Highlands. Most homes are detached houses, a good share of residents are seniors and a seasonal visitor trade brings extra traffic in summer and winter. Strong and South River are right next door, and Barrie is the nearest large centre.

Sundridge movers on Lake Bernard along Highway 11

About nine in ten homes in Sundridge are detached houses, and about one in twelve are small apartments. About one in seven households rent, and nearly two in five are one person living alone, so there is a mix of full-house moves and smaller unit moves. A third of residents are 65 or older, so downsizing and retirement moves are common. A quarter of homes date from before 1961, so steep stairs and small rooms are not unusual. Condominiums do not exist.

The village sits on Highway 11, roughly 75 km south of North Bay, which makes arrival easy from the highway. Visitors come in summer for boating and in winter for snowmobiling, so seasonal traffic can affect timing. Winter snow can slow longer hauls, so clear your driveway and steps before the crew arrives.

Our crews serve Sundridge and neighbouring Strong, which is only roughly 2 km away, South River, roughly 9 km away, and nearby Joly, Machar, Armour and Burks Falls. Barrie, the nearest large centre, is roughly 157 km away, Toronto roughly 235 km and Ottawa roughly 291 km. Moves to another province start on Highway 11 and are planned like the short runs to Strong and South River. A quote for a Sundridge, Strong or South River move needs the address and a sense of how big the home is.