
WillGo has been supporting moves between Montreal and the South Shore for over fifteen years. Our professional movers serve Longueuil, Brossard, Boucherville, Saint-Lambert, Chambly and all surrounding cities. We offer a guaranteed fixed price, with no hidden costs, liability insurance, evenings and weekends included.
Crossing Montreal to the South Shore requires excellent control of bridges, tunnels and roads. At WillGo, we plan each trip according to the destination, time and traffic conditions in order to optimize time and reduce costs.
The Samuel de Champlain Bridge is the most modern and most used option. It allows quick access to Brossard and Saint-Lambert from downtown west, Verdun and western Montreal. Completely free, it is ideal for residential and commercial moves.
The Jacques-Cartier Bridge directly connects downtown Montreal to Old Longueuil. It is very convenient from Plateau-Mont-Royal and east of downtown, but can be congested at peak times. Scheduling time is therefore essential.
The Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine bridge-tunnel serves Boucherville, Longueuil and Varennes from east Montreal. Major works are currently causing significant delays. Sometimes we prefer alternative routes to avoid delays.
The Victoria Bridge is a lesser-known but often more fluid option. It offers efficient access to Saint-Lambert and certain areas of Longueuil, especially during off-peak hours.
Highways 10, 20 and 30 complete the network and allow you to quickly reach the entire South Shore depending on the target city.
The fifth largest city in Quebec and the heart of the South Shore, Longueuil is located about eight to twenty kilometers from Montreal, for an average duration of twenty to forty-five minutes. Vieux-Longueuil, Saint-Hubert and Greenfield Park offer direct access to the subway.
Brossard is a fast-growing city, recognized for the DIX30 district and the development of the REM. Located twelve to twenty-five kilometers from Montreal, it is easily accessible via the Samuel de Champlain Bridge.
Boucherville combines historic charm and access to nature thanks to the Îles-de-Boucherville National Park. The average distance is fifteen to twenty-five kilometers, with main access through the La Fontaine Tunnel.
Saint-Lambert is the closest city to Montreal, only eight to fifteen kilometers away. Its residential atmosphere and distinctive architecture make it a sought-after choice, accessible by the Victoria and Champlain Bridges.
Located thirty-five to forty-five kilometers away, Chambly is known for its historic canal and its family living environment. Real estate prices are particularly competitive there.
We also serve Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Sainte-Julie, Sainte-Julie, La Prairie, La Prairie, Candiac, Saint-Constant, Varennes, Beloeil and Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu.
We support families and professionals who leave Montreal apartments for suburban homes. Outdoor stairs, complete furniture protection, and dismantling and reassembling are included. A packaging service is available according to your needs.
We relocate offices, shops and SMEs to business parks on the South Shore. The planning aims to minimize the interruption of activities, with flexible schedules including evenings and weekends.
We take care of the transport of heavy objects such as pool tables, safes, spas and specialized equipment using adapted equipment and trained movers.
When the dates do not match, we offer secure storage solutions, short or long term, with easy access from Montreal or the South Shore.
The South Shore offers more space for your budget, with single-family homes, lots and garages at more affordable prices than in Montreal. Families appreciate reputable schools, parks, and safe neighborhoods.
Access to Montreal remains simple thanks to the bridges, the Longueuil metro and the future REM. The quality of life is improved by a quieter, greener environment and well-established communities. From Saint-Lambert to Brossard, each city offers a distinct lifestyle.
Moving between September and May allows you to take advantage of the low season and lower rates. Avoiding the first of July and the end of the month reduces demand. Preparing your boxes in advance and sorting your goods decreases the volume transported.
Choosing the right bridge, moving during off-peak hours, and consolidating transport into one well-planned trip also help reduce overall costs.
We move regularly from Plateau-Mont-Royal, known for its outdoor staircases and narrow streets. Rosemont, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve and Villeray present parking challenges that we master.
Verdun, LaSalle, and NDG offer quick access to the Champlain Bridge, while Griffintown and downtown require precise management of condominium regulations and elevators.
A move from Montreal to the South Shore is considered to be a short interregional move, but it involves very specific challenges. Unlike a local move in the same neighborhood, it involves crossing bridges or tunnels, precise planning of schedules and a good knowledge of road routes. Traffic, construction and peak hours can strongly influence the duration of transport. At WillGo Moving, we plan each trip according to your destination city (Longueuil, Brossard, Boucherville, etc.) and your departure neighborhood in Montreal in order to ensure a smooth process, without stress or unnecessary delays.
The duration of a move from Montreal to the South Shore depends mainly on the volume to be transported, the accessibility of the accommodations and the exact destination. In general, a move to Saint-Lambert, Longueuil, or Brossard can be completed in half a day, while a trip to Chambly or Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu may require a full day. The typical outdoor staircases in Montreal, condo elevators, and the distance between the truck and the entrance also influence the time required. Our teams evaluate all these elements in advance in order to offer you a realistic estimate and an effective organization on the day of the move.
Yes. WillGo Moving serves the entire South Shore of Montreal without exception. This includes major cities like Longueuil, Brossard, Boucherville, Saint-Lambert, and Chambly, as well as Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Sainte-Julie, La Prairie, Candiac, Saint-Constant, Boucherville, Saint-Constant, Boucherville, Saint-Constant, Varennes, Saint-Lambert, and Chambly, as well as Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu. We do not limit our services to a few specific sectors: a single team covers the entire region. This comprehensive coverage makes it possible to offer a uniform, well-coordinated service that is perfectly adapted to local realities, regardless of your point of departure in Montreal or your final destination on the South Shore.
We make moves to the South Shore from all neighborhoods in Montreal. Our teams are particularly experienced in sectors known for their logistical challenges, such as Plateau-Mont-Royal and its outdoor staircases, Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Verdun, Maisonneuve, Verdun, Griffintown, Griffintown, Griffintown, Ville-Marie, NDG and Villeray. Each neighborhood has different realities: narrow streets, limited parking, condo elevators or condominium regulations. Thanks to this knowledge of the field, we adapt our approach to each situation to ensure safe loading and efficient transport to the South Shore.
Yes, WillGo Moving offers emergency and last-minute moving services between Montreal and the South Shore, depending on availability. This type of move requires great flexibility, a well-organized team and excellent knowledge of itineraries. Whether it is due to an unexpected event, a change of date or an urgent situation, we do our best to respond quickly. Our movers are used to working effectively under pressure while respecting your belongings. If you need to cross to the South Shore quickly, contact us — we will look for a suitable solution.