Déménagement
Bon Avenir inc.
Déménagement
Bon Avenir inc.
Brossard, on Montreal’s South Shore, had 91,525 residents in the 2021 census. Merged into Longueuil in 2002, it became a city again on January 1, 2006, while remaining part of the Longueuil agglomeration. A local particularity: its residential streets are grouped into sectors named by letters, under a 1960s plan designed to make wayfinding easier.
With the Quartier DIX30, Taschereau Boulevard, Champlain Mall and Place Portobello, Brossard is also a major shopping hub on the South Shore. The city has condo towers, townhouses and many neighbourhoods of single-family and semi-detached homes.
We cover the whole city: the lettered residential sectors, the areas around the Quartier DIX30 and the REM stations (Panama, Du Quartier and Brossard), and the neighbourhoods along Rome, Lapinière and Taschereau Boulevards.
We also serve the neighbouring South Shore cities and boroughs: Saint-Lambert, La Prairie, Longueuil, Greenfield Park, Saint-Hubert and Candiac, as well as Montreal.
Brossard is served by Highways 10, 15, 20 and 30. Highways 10, 15 and 20 lead to the Samuel De Champlain Bridge, the most direct route to Montreal. Route 132 runs along the St. Lawrence River, and Taschereau Boulevard (Route 134) crosses the city. Since July 31, 2023, the REM has connected the Panama, Du Quartier and Brossard stations to downtown.
At rush hour, the Samuel-De Champlain Bridge and its approaches are often busy.
Around the Quartier DIX30 and the REM stations, many condo towers and newer buildings have their own moving rules. Before booking, check with your building management:
Share this information with us when requesting a quote so we can plan the crew and schedule accordingly. For a condo or an apartment, 2 movers with a 20-foot truck are often enough.
In the residential sectors, the streets in a sector all start with the same letter and some names are similar: give us the full address with the postal code to avoid any confusion on moving day. A driveway usually makes parking the truck easier; remember to include the basement, garage and shed in your inventory.
For a move to Montreal, the Samuel De Champlain Bridge is the most direct route. For a student settling near a REM station, a small crew is often enough; see our residential moving service.
Contact us now for a free, no-obligation quote, or to schedule a visit if your move needs a more detailed assessment.
On the day of your move, our team will arrive fully prepared with the equipment and flexibility to meet all your needs. Our movers provide fast and efficient work, while treating your belongings with respect and with the utmost care. We know how to adapt to our clients’ schedules.
We, Déménagement Bon Avenir, allow you to choose diverse details of your move in Brossard; with or without a truck, the duration of the service, the number of movers and whether or not to try and negotiate costs. We offer you better service and prices for a residential-commercial move all across Brossard, Montreal, Quebec and Canada.
Hourly price of a move in Brossard:
2 movers without truck
Starting at $ 100 / hour
Minimum 2 hours of work + 1 hour for travel (30 min. Arrival at customer + 30 min. Travel to our car park)
Driver + 20ft truck
Starting at $ 85 / hour
Minimum 2 hours of work + 1 hour for the trip (30min. Arrival at customer + 30 min. Trip to our car park)
Driver / mover + 20ft truck
Starting at $ 100 / hour
Minimum 2 hours of work + 1 hour for the trip (30min. Arrival at customer + 30 min. Trip to our car park)
2 movers + 20 foot truck
Starting at $ 130 / hour
Minimum 2 hours of work + 1 hour for the trip (30min. Arrival at customer + 30 min. Trip to our car park)
3 movers + 30 foot truck
Starting at $ 175 / hour
Minimum 4 hours of work + 1 hour for the trip (30min. Arrival at customer’s + 30 min. Trip to our car park)
Pool table moving – starting at $450
Piano moving – starting at $350
★ For the high period (late June and early July) prices vary, each order is discussed individually.
All our rates are listed on our prices page. For an exact price for your move, request your free quote — with no obligation.
Please note that our moving rates include:
All of this equipment is shown in detail on our Moving equipment page.
We carry out removals such as:
Moving from Montreal to Brossard
Moving from Brossard to Montreal
Moving from Quebec to Brossard
Moving from Brossard to Quebec
Moving from Gatineau to Brossard
Moving from Brossard to Gatineau
Moving from Brossard to Ottawa
Moving from Ottawa to Brossard
Moving from Brossard to Mont-Tremblant
Moving from Mont-Tremblant to Brossard
Moving from Brossard to Sherbrooke
Moving from Sherbrooke to Brossard
Moving from Brossard to Trois-Rivières
Moving from Trois-Rivières to Brossard
Moving from Brossard to Gaspé
Moving from Gaspé to Brossard
Moving from Brossard to Toronto
Moving from Toronto to Brossard
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Our rates start at $130/h for two movers with a 20-foot truck, with a 2-hour minimum plus 1 hour of travel. For 3 movers with a 30-foot truck, rates start at $175/h, with a 4-hour minimum plus 1 hour of travel. All our rates are listed on our prices page.
The full address with the number, street and postal code, plus a nearby intersection if possible. In each sector, the streets start with the same letter and some names are similar: these details save us a detour on moving day. Also mention any outdoor staircase, narrow access or shared driveway when you request your free quote.
Book the elevator and loading dock with building management ahead of time. We plan the crew size and timing so the move fits the time slot you were given.
Yes. The route usually goes over the Samuel De Champlain Bridge, reached via Highways 10, 15 and 20. For a downtown condo, also book the elevator at the new address.
Three to four weeks ahead is a good rule of thumb. For late June and early July, the busiest period of the year, book as early as possible.
Yes. We serve all the lettered residential sectors, the Quartier DIX30 and the areas along Taschereau Boulevard, as well as neighbouring towns such as Saint-Lambert, La Prairie and Longueuil.
