
Brossard is well placed for a move to Ottawa: Highway 30 bypasses the island of Montreal to the southwest as far as Vaudreuil-Dorion, then Highway 40 and the 417 lead to the national capital. The trip is about 200 km.
The route is chosen according to the departure time and traffic, with a schedule planned from loading to delivery. This trip is one of our long-distance moves to Ontario.
House in a residential sector, condo near Quartier DIX30 or apartment near a REM station: we match the truck and crew to your volume. For a local move, see our Moving Brossard page. On moving day, your furniture is wrapped in blankets, taken apart if needed, then reassembled and placed as you wish on arrival. Before departure, we confirm the Ottawa address, any building constraints and the planned delivery time with you, so unloading can happen without waiting.
Allow about 2 hours on the road, depending on traffic, plus loading and unloading time. We plan an early departure to deliver your belongings straight to your new address.
Changing provinces also involves some personal paperwork: address, driver’s licence and health insurance. Add these steps to your calendar while you pack.
In condo towers, book the service elevator and loading dock, then check the parking garage height clearance. For a house, clear the driveway and check with the City of Brossard if the truck needs to park on the street.
Let us know about bulky furniture, appliances and fragile items so we can plan the protective equipment and loading time.
Downtown, in the Glebe and in Sandy Hill, streets are narrower and parking is limited; in Kanata, Barrhaven or Orléans, access is generally easier. In a tower, book the elevator and check the City of Ottawa’s rules for parking the truck.
If your move falls in late June or early July, book several weeks ahead: it is the busiest period for moves leaving Quebec.
The package to Ottawa includes two movers and a 20-foot truck. Within that range, the final price mainly depends on four things:
Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote: give us both addresses, your preferred date and a list of your furniture. You can also call us at 514-703-6147.
Long-distance package, door to door
★ Prices may vary during the peak period (late June and early July), and each order is handled individually.
All our rates are listed on our prices page, and our moving price calculator gives you a first estimate.
To see our trucks, blankets and dollies, visit our Moving equipment page.

We also handle long-distance moves such as:
See all our long-distance routes from Montreal, Longueuil and Brossard, or our long-distance moving service.
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With two movers and a 20-foot truck, the package starts at $1,550 and can go up to $2,500. The final price depends on volume, access and date; it may vary during the peak period in late June and early July.
Not necessarily. From Brossard, Highway 30 bypasses the island of Montreal to Vaudreuil-Dorion before joining Highway 40 and then the 417. The route is chosen according to traffic.
Allow about 2 hours between Brossard and Ottawa, depending on traffic, plus loading and unloading.
No, not at the start: both trips begin at $1,550 with two movers and a 20-foot truck. The final price then depends on volume, access and date.
The 20-foot truck, two movers, furniture disassembly and reassembly, packing and unpacking, protective blankets and mattress bags. The full list is in the “Included in our rates” section.