Movers in Waterloo Region, Ontario

Zero Hour Moving helps households and businesses throughout Waterloo Region, from apartment towers in Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge to farm properties in the surrounding townships. With a large rental market, a growing student population and steady arrivals, the region keeps our crews busy with moves of every size.

Movers across Waterloo Region, from the Tri-Cities to the townships

More than half of the homes in the region are detached houses, and three-bedroom homes are the most common size, so full-house moves with a larger truck and a full crew are our everyday work. At the same time, about one in four homes is an apartment and about one in seven is a condo, which means elevator bookings, loading docks and tight hallways are just as familiar. About 35 per cent of households rent, so many moves are tied to lease turnover and the first-floor-to-truck routine of apartment buildings.

Because the region is a mix of three busy cities and four townships, a move can mean anything from a condo tower with a booked elevator to a farm lane with room to park a full trailer. Growth here has been strong and a good share of newcomers come from abroad or from elsewhere in Ontario, so new subdivisions and recently built condo buildings are regular destinations. Student rentals add their own rhythm to the calendar, so popular leasing dates fill up early. About 45 per cent of homes predate 1981, which often means narrower stairs, older basements and little room to turn big furniture.

Our crews serve Kitchener, Cambridge, Waterloo, Woolwich, Wilmot, Wellesley and North Dumfries, and we also move people to and from neighbouring areas such as Wellington, Perth, Oxford and Halton. Toronto is roughly 93 km away, a common destination for people leaving the region, while Ottawa is roughly 441 km away and long-distance moves out of province are planned with a full inventory. Tell us your addresses, access details and preferred dates, and we will prepare a quote.