Déménagement
Bon Avenir inc.
Déménagement
Bon Avenir inc.
Sept-Îles, on the Côte-Nord, is about 910 km from Montreal. The truck follows Highway 40 to Quebec City, then Route 138 through Charlevoix, crosses the Saguenay River by ferry between Baie-Sainte-Catherine and Tadoussac, and follows the river to Sept-Îles.
As with our other long-distance moves, the same crew handles loading, transport and delivery, with furniture protected for the road. The price is set by free quote, based on your volume, access and date.
A Villeray duplex, a Griffintown condo or an Ahuntsic house: we organize the departure around your home and its access. For a move on the island, see our Moving Montreal page.
When leaving Montreal, truck parking needs to be arranged a few days ahead: depending on the borough and the street, a permit may be required, with a lead time of 24 hours to 5 business days. In a building, also book the service elevator and let the superintendent know the loading time.
In Sept-Îles, Route 138 is the only road link to the rest of Quebec: we check road conditions before leaving and plan the Saguenay crossing. In town, houses and apartment buildings share the neighbourhoods around the bay; describe the access and where the truck can park.
After Quebec City, Route 138 crosses Charlevoix through Baie-Saint-Paul and La Malbaie to Baie-Sainte-Catherine. The free ferry to Tadoussac runs 24 hours a day and the crossing takes about ten minutes; the road then continues through Forestville, Baie-Comeau and Port-Cartier to Sept-Îles.
Allow about 10 hours 30 minutes of driving, not counting breaks or the wait at the ferry, which can be longer in summer: a trip of this length usually takes more than one day. The delivery date is agreed with you when you request your quote.
A move to the Côte-Nord requires a little more organization: a detailed inventory, clearly labelled boxes and a list of valuables you transport yourself. Pack a suitcase for the road and the first days, before unloading. In Sept-Îles, someone on site can guide the unloading room by room.
In winter, conditions can change quickly on Route 138: we check Québec 511 before leaving and adjust the schedule if needed. Also let us know if some furniture needs to be taken apart or better protected.
When leaving Montreal, check with your borough: a permit may be required to reserve the space in front of your door, with a lead time of 24 hours to 5 business days.
In a building, book the service elevator and let the superintendent know the loading time; in a plex, tell us about outdoor staircases and narrow passages.
Sept-Îles stretches around its bay, with neighbourhoods of single-family homes and apartment buildings of a few storeys. In buildings, ask about access by stairs or elevator and the entrance closest to the parking area.
Tell us where the truck can park on arrival. In winter, snow-removal parking rules may apply: check them with the City of Sept-Îles for your moving date.
This route is not one of our published packages: the price is set by quote, based on your move. It 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 route, 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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This route has no published package: the price is set by free quote, based on volume, access, date and added services. Send us both addresses and a list of your furniture to get an exact price.
Allow about 10 hours 30 minutes of driving for roughly 910 km, depending on traffic and weather and the wait at the ferry, plus loading and unloading.
Yes. The Tadoussac–Baie-Sainte-Catherine ferry is free and runs 24 hours a day; the crossing takes about ten minutes. In summer, the wait can be longer at peak times: we factor this into the schedule.
Depending on the borough and the street, a permit may be required to reserve the space in front of your door. Check a few days ahead: the lead time ranges from 24 hours to 5 business days.
Our rates include, among other things, packing and unpacking your belongings, disassembling and reassembling furniture, mattress bags and protective blankets. The full list is in the “Included in our rates” section.
