Déménagement
Bon Avenir inc.
Déménagement
Bon Avenir inc.
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue sits at the western tip of the island of Montreal, where the Lake of Two Mountains meets Lake Saint-Louis. The village grew around the Sainte-Anne canal and its lock, now a national historic site, and along Sainte-Anne Street, with its boardwalk and waterfront terraces. The town is also home to McGill University’s Macdonald Campus, John Abbott College and Ste. Anne’s Hospital.
Older village homes, student apartments and family houses on quieter streets: every move here is different. Déménagement Bon Avenir serves Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue regularly and adapts the crew and the truck to each address.
We cover the whole town: the old village around Sainte-Anne Street and the canal, the residential streets between the village and Highway 40, the student housing near Macdonald Campus and John Abbott College, and the Galipeault Bridge area.
We also serve the neighbouring West Island areas: Senneville, Kirkland, Pointe-Claire and Pierrefonds, as well as Baie-D’Urfé.
Two bridges link the town to the west shore: the Galipeault Bridge on Highway 20, toward Île-Perrot, and the Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge on Highway 40, toward Vaudreuil-Dorion. The latter is undergoing major work with frequent lane closures, so we check traffic conditions before every departure. Downtown is a longer drive from here than from most of the island, and we factor that into the schedule and the quote.
In the village, streets are narrow and parking is limited. In summer, Sainte-Anne Street and the boardwalk are very busy, especially in the evening and on weekends, so we prefer an early-morning start there.
Older village homes often have narrow stairs and low doorways, so we protect the frames and take large furniture apart when needed. Near Macdonald Campus and John Abbott College, student leases often end at the same time, at the end of each term and around July 1st; for a small volume, 2 movers with a 20-foot truck are usually enough.
For a full family house, we usually recommend 3 movers with a 30-foot truck. Let us know ahead of time about access to your driveway and any heavy furniture in the basement or garage.
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 Sainte Anne de Bellevue; 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 Sainte Anne de Bellevue, Montreal, Quebec and Canada.
Hourly price of a move in Sainte Anne de Bellevue:
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.
Want an idea of what your move in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue will cost? Our prices page details every option, from movers only to a full crew with a 30-foot truck. For an exact price, request your free quote.
Please note that our moving rates include:
To see our trucks, blankets and dollies, visit our Moving equipment page.
We carry out removals such as:
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Moving from Sainte Anne de Bellevue to Montreal
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Moving from Sainte Anne de Bellevue to Quebec
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Moving from Sainte Anne de Bellevue to Gatineau
Moving from Sainte Anne de Bellevue to Ottawa
Moving from Ottawa to Sainte Anne de Bellevue
Moving from Sainte Anne de Bellevue to Mont-Tremblant
Moving from Mont-Tremblant to Sainte Anne de Bellevue
Moving from Sainte Anne de Bellevue to Sherbrooke
Moving from Sherbrooke to Sainte Anne de Bellevue
Moving from Sainte Anne de Bellevue to Trois-Rivières
Moving from Trois-Rivières to Sainte Anne de Bellevue
Moving from Sainte Anne de Bellevue to Gaspé
Moving from Gaspé to Sainte Anne de Bellevue
Moving from Sainte Anne de Bellevue to Toronto
Moving from Toronto to Sainte Anne de Bellevue
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Prefer a detailed quote? Free quote
Yes. Streets there are narrow and parking is limited, so tell us about access to your home when you request your free quote and we will plan the truck’s position.
Our rates start at $130/h for two movers with a 20-foot truck, with a minimum of 2 hours of work plus 1 hour of travel. All options are listed on our prices page.
Yes. For a small volume, two movers with a 20-foot truck are often enough. Book early for late June and early July.
Yes, these are short moves we do often, via the Galipeault Bridge or the Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge. Since the latter often has lane closures, we check traffic before leaving and choose the best route.
We recommend booking a few weeks ahead, especially for the peak period at the end of June and early July, when prices vary and each booking is discussed individually.
In summer, Sainte-Anne Street and the waterfront boardwalk are very busy, especially in the evening and on weekends. We prefer an early-morning start and find a spot for the truck ahead of time.
