Commercial moving · Longueuil
Commercial moving in Longueuil
Offices, shops and workshops moved in Longueuil and across the South Shore, with our Montreal warehouse to hold the goods when the two lease dates do not overlap.
✓ Offices, shops and workshops
✓ Storage between two leases
✓ Evenings and weekends
What gets stuck when a Longueuil business moves
Rarely the volume, on the South Shore: it is the lease dates, the tunnel crossing and the opening hours that derail a business move.
Buildings
Towers and service elevators
Many Longueuil offices are up high. Service elevator to reserve, narrow lobbies, shared docks: we check these constraints with the caretaker before confirming the date.
Access
The tunnel decides the time
The Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine tunnel runs on three of its six lanes since October 2022, with closures until fall 2026; the project wraps up in 2027. For a move between Montreal and Longueuil, the crossing time matters as much as the volume: we load early, or use the Jacques-Cartier bridge depending on the day.
Closure
Close only as long as needed
Old Longueuil, Place Longueuil and the downtown towers do not share the same access rules. We organize the job so a shop closes for a single day, and an office is back online before Monday.
What we move in Longueuil
In Longueuil, we move distribution centres, medical clinics and the shops of Old Longueuil. The tunnel sets the crossing window, and the crew works around the peak hours. The full range of moving services in Montreal remains available for files that touch both shores.
✓ Offices in the downtown towers
✓ Shops in Old Longueuil and Place Longueuil
✓ Clinics and medical practices
✓ Distribution centres and warehouses
Frequently asked questions
Moving an office in Longueuil while the tunnel work is underway?
Yes, and it is our usual context: the Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine tunnel runs on three of its six lanes, with closures until fall 2026; the project wraps up in 2027. The crossing is planned outside the peak hours or via the Jacques-Cartier bridge, and the Montreal warehouse holds the goods if the two leases do not overlap.
Does the tunnel work change your timelines?
It changes the departure time, not the date. Three of the six lanes are closed until fall 2026 and the project wraps up in 2027. We plan the crossing outside the peak hours, or via the Jacques-Cartier bridge when it is shorter. Being open 7 days from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. gives us room.
Is a service elevator needed for the Longueuil towers?
For the downtown towers and some buildings, yes: the service elevator is booked with the caretaker and runs on its own schedule, and the shared basement docks have their own access rules. We confirm everything before setting the date. And if a piece exceeds the legal limits, it goes through our specialized transport.
What is the average cost of a commercial move in Longueuil?
A volume-based quote would give a misleading range, even for a Longueuil office. The price depends on what needs to be moved, the access at both addresses (service elevator, shared dock, floor) and the hours chosen. The tunnel may change the departure time, not the cost of the crossing. Send us both addresses with the floor and the type of access, the approximate volume and the lease dates: we come back with a priced plan.
Moving a business in Longueuil?
Your two addresses on either side of the river, the approximate volume and the lease dates. You receive a priced plan and a firm rate, storage included if needed.
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