Changing homes
For a move from an apartment to a house, between condos, or at the end of a lease.
From a studio to a family home, with planning based on volume, access and date.

A residential move may involve a studio, condo, house, or a change of address between municipalities. Volume, access, carrying distance and furniture that may need to come apart all affect the preparation.
DTHV gathers those details before the planned date so the project can be organized appropriately. Customers remain responsible for confirming building rules, elevator bookings and any parking authorization that may be required.
A few practical situations to identify when you submit your request.
For a move from an apartment to a house, between condos, or at the end of a lease.
For planning large furniture, boxes from several rooms and the loading sequence.
When departure and arrival involve different stairs, elevators, driveways or carrying distances.
Describe a residential move by what is leaving, not just the number of rooms. Separate furniture you are keeping, items staying behind and belongings going to another address. A finished basement, garage or shed can add a substantial inventory that the home description does not show.
If household members are taking items to different destinations, prepare separate lists. Mention that arrangement when requesting a quote rather than assuming multiple deliveries are included. Photos can explain volume and access, but they do not replace an inventory.
Accurate information supports a realistic scope adapted to the actual access.
Addresses, home type, volume and access details are gathered with the request.
Known equipment, protection and disassembly needs are noted before confirmation.
Items are grouped according to size, sensitivity and the planned unloading order.
Items are placed according to the agreed directions and confirmed scope of service.
Label boxes by their destination room and identify furniture whose dimensions may cause a problem in the new home. Set aside anything you will carry yourself. This helps define a specific scope without promising a fixed duration or a complete installation service.
Distinguish packing and any required disassembly from transportation in your request. Check what was actually agreed before leaving those tasks until moving day.
Déménagement et transport haute vitesse inc. — NEQ 1181912776. Find the registry link and information about requesting proof of insurance.
Check trust and compliance information →DTHV is a member of the Chambre de commerce de l'Est de Montréal. View our listing in its directory.
Read the member listing (French, external site) ↗Consider what customers describe, then discuss the details that matter for your own move.
View DTHV reviews →These answers are general; the written quote confirms the scope that applies to your project.
Provide both addresses, the type and size of home, preferred date, floors, elevators, carrying distance and any special items. These details support a more realistic review.
Yes. Customers must follow each building’s rules and arrange any elevator booking or parking authorization. Send the confirmed time and access instructions to DTHV.
No. Disassembly and reassembly must be requested and confirmed in the service scope. Identify complex furniture and anything attached to a wall in advance.
Close them securely, avoid overloading them and label the destination room. Keep valuables, important papers and essential personal items with you.
Share the addresses, access, volume and preferred date to receive a response suited to the project.
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