Movers in Wawa, Ontario

Zero Hour Moving serves Wawa and the Lake Superior shore communities around it. Distances are long up here and winters are heavy, so planning matters more than anywhere in the south. Most local homes are older detached houses, and many moves are long hauls to Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury or out of province.

Wawa movers for northern Algoma homes and long-haul moves

About four in five homes in Wawa are detached houses, and close to nine in ten were built before 1981. Older construction usually means steeper basement stairs, narrow doors and smaller bedrooms, so measure big furniture before the crew arrives. A small share of households live in low-rise apartments, around one in eight, and about one in five rent. Condominiums are almost unheard of here, so elevator bookings are not usually part of the job.

Winter shapes every plan. Heavy lake-effect snow is typical, and cold snaps are frequent, so we watch the forecast and the road conditions on Highway 17 and Highway 101, the two roads that tie Wawa to the rest of the province. Clearing your driveway and the walkway ahead of time matters. Distances are the other factor: the next communities are far apart, and a move often means a long drive in a loaded truck rather than a quick local hop.

Our crews serve Wawa, Michipicoten and Michipicoten River. Dubreuilville is roughly 43 km away and White River is roughly 76 km, while Chapleau is roughly 104 km. Sault Ste. Marie is roughly 163 km, and Greater Sudbury, the nearest large centre, is roughly 321 km. Many households also relocate to southern Ontario or other provinces. Tell us your address, the size of the home and your preferred timing when you request a quote, and we will build the plan around the road.