Small apartment
For a studio or one-bedroom home with a limited volume but potentially tight access.
APARTMENTS
Apartment Moving
Studios, condos and apartments planned around floors, stairs, elevators and parking.
Apartment and condo moves often revolve around shared spaces: hallways, stairs, elevators, garages and loading areas. A third-floor walk-up requires a different plan from a condo with a service elevator and reserved loading window.
DTHV considers the information supplied about floors, elevator dimensions and carrying distance. Residents must obtain any authorization or booking required by the landlord, condo board or property manager.
FOR YOUR PROJECT
When this service may be useful
A few practical situations to identify when you submit your request.
Condo elevator
When the building imposes a time slot, deposit, protective requirement or service entrance.
Stairs and hallways
When furniture needs to be measured or taken apart to pass through narrow areas.
PREPARATION
Prepare the project before moving day
Accurate information supports a realistic scope adapted to the actual access.
- 1Ask management which hours, doors and elevators may be used.
- 2Measure large furniture, doorways and tight turns.
- 3Notify neighbours if a shared entrance may be briefly occupied.
- 4Avoid very heavy boxes and label the arrival floor or room.
PROCESS
A clear step-by-step approach
Access documented
Floors, elevators, stairs and the distance from truck to entrance are added to the file.
Exit sequence
Large furniture and boxes are organized around the available passage and loading plan.
Shared areas
The team follows the known building instructions and the access described in the quote.
Unit delivery
Room and floor labels help direct items at the new address.
USEFUL RESOURCES
Service areas related to this project
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Frequently asked questions about this service
These answers are general; the written quote confirms the scope that applies to your project.
Who books the moving elevator?+
The resident or leaseholder is responsible for the booking. Ask management about the process, then send DTHV the confirmed time and entrance details.
What should I report for a walk-up?+
Include the floor, number of flights, approximate stair width, tight turns and especially heavy furniture. Photos can help explain unusual access.
Are common areas automatically protected?+
Protection needs must be discussed and confirmed for the building and scope. Customers must also follow any specific landlord or condo-board requirements.
Can drawers stay full?+
It is generally better to empty them, especially in heavy or delicate furniture. This reduces weight and prevents contents from shifting.
Planning a move?
Share the addresses, access, volume and preferred date to receive a response suited to the project.
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