Professionals in Oshawa
Browse 44 professionals in Oshawa, Ontario.
Apollo Moving Oshawa
Bee Ready Movers
Can Discount Moving Oshawa
Canadian bear moving company
Happy Home Movers
HK Moving
KAY-GEE MOVING AND DELIVERY LTD
Let's Get Moving Oshawa
Moving ASAP Oshawa
Professional Movers Oshawa
Recon Office Services
Shark Moving
Two Broke Dudes in a Rented Truck
C&C Movers
Door 2 Door Movers Inc.
G-Force Moving
Hills Moving
Move It Right
Perfect Timing Moving
Superior Mover
Umbrella Movers
Your Moving Depot/YMD Sportswear
E&V Moving Solutions Ltd
Get Movers Oshawa ON
Two Men and a Truck Moving and Storage
Rockbrune Bros Movers
Shadi move co
TELEP Pianos & Clocks
Two Men and a Truck
SmartStop Self Storage
AMJ - Durham Moving Company
DYMON Storage Oshawa - Durham
Junk N Stuff
Mackie Transportation
Durham County Moving co.
U-Haul Moving & Storage at Taunton Rd
Mountain Moving Systems
TTR Transport
Belal Oshawa movers
Sopranos Moving and Junk-Removal
First Choice Movers
North American Van Lines
Ulta Movers
WoodChuck Moving
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a moving company cost in Oshawa?
Local moves: $400-$1,500 for a 1-2 bedroom, $1,500-$3,500 for a 3-4 bedroom. Long distance: $2,000-$8,000+ depending on distance and weight. Most movers charge by the hour ($120-$200/hr for a 2-person crew) or by weight for long distance. Always get 3 quotes.
How far in advance should I book movers?
Book 4-6 weeks ahead for most moves. For summer moves (May-September) or month-end dates, book 6-8 weeks ahead. Last-minute bookings are possible but cost more and limit your options. Weekend and month-end moves are busiest — midweek/mid-month saves money.
What should I look for in a moving company?
Check: proper insurance ($1M+ liability), written estimates (not just verbal), Google reviews above 4.0, clear cancellation policy, and no large deposits required. Get everything in writing. Avoid movers who won't do an in-home estimate.
Are movers responsible for damages?
Moving companies offer basic liability coverage (usually $0.60/lb per item). This means a 50lb TV damaged would only be covered for $30. Purchase additional valuation coverage or check if your home insurance covers moves. Document everything with photos before the move.
Should I hire movers or do it myself?
DIY saves money but costs time and risk of injury. Movers are worth it if: you have heavy/valuable items, stairs are involved, you're short on time, or you're moving long distance. A hybrid approach — pack yourself, hire movers for loading/transport — balances cost and convenience.