Moving Companies in Prince Edward Island
Browse 46 moving companies in Prince Edward Island.
All Canada Movers
AMJ - PEI Moving Company
Barrett’s Trucking And Transport
Bob Gallant Transport Ltd
Complete Custom Shipping
Elite Trade Painting PEI
Krislyn Cartage and Yardworks
Moveall Structures
Summerside Self Storage
Vallee Delivery & Handyman Service
Affordable Canadian Movers
DJ Transport and Delivery
Greener Moving Solutions
River City Moving | Movers in Moncton
Rocky Island Movers and Deliveries
The Discount Mover Ltd
Ecoway Movers Dartmouth NS
Stow it All
Bob the Mover
Storage Inn PEI
Tim's Crane Service Inc
Atlantic Coast Movers
Centennial Moving
McQuaid's Mobile Storage
Francis Rush Moving
Burgess Transfer and Storage (A Canada Moving Company)
MacInnis Express 1983
Midland Transport Limited
Foley's Moving & Storage
Gallant Moving And Storage Limited| United Van Lines Ltd.
East Coast Courier
Moving Supplies at U-Haul
The UPS Store
Purolator Authorized Shipping Agent
Day & Ross Freight
U-Haul Moving & Storage of Charlottetown
Moving Designz Home & Cottage
Purolator
Self-Storage at U-Haul
UPS Access Point location
Bobby's Transfer
Collegeboxes at U-Haul Moving & Storage of Charlottetown
DHL Express Authorized Shipping Center
Eclipse Affordable Self Storage and Moving
Mayflower Island Moving System
Moving Building Permits
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a moving company cost in Prince Edward Island?
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.