Surrey Movers for Condos, Townhouses and Family Homes

Much of Newton, Fleetwood and Cloverdale is detached houses, many with a basement or secondary suite. If you are moving out of a suite, include the side-yard path, any outside stairs and where the truck can park, because suite entrances are often at the back or side of the house.

Townhouse complexes in Clayton, Fleetwood and Grandview Heights are usually stratas with internal roads, visitor parking and move rules set by the strata council. Check whether trucks can enter the complex and where they may stop before moving day.

High-rise buildings around Surrey Central, King George and Guildford usually require a reserved service elevator and a loading-bay time slot. Book the elevator first, then choose the same window in Tingsapp. Add the floor, the elevator and any long walk from the loading area so your booking price reflects the move.

Ask your property manager or strata whether a move-in fee or damage deposit applies, and whether moves are limited to certain days or hours.

Surrey connects to the rest of Metro Vancouver by the stal̕əw̓asəm (Riverview) Bridge to New Westminster, the Port Mann Bridge on Highway 1 to Coquitlam, the Alex Fraser Bridge on Highway 91 and the George Massey Tunnel on Highway 99 toward Richmond. None of these crossings are tolled, but all are busy at rush hour, so mid-morning or early-afternoon slots are usually easiest for moves across the Fraser River.

King George Boulevard, Fraser Highway and Highway 10 are the main routes inside the city. Month-end dates fill fastest, so book early if your lease ends on the 30th or 31st.

Many Surrey moves start or end in Delta, White Rock, Langley or New Westminster. All of these can be booked in a single quote, and so can moves to anywhere else in British Columbia, subject to route and mover availability.