Transcontinental moving crew preparing a household for transport

Since 2012

The border should be our problem, not yours

Transcontinental Moving & Storage was built around cross-border relocation — not as a sideline to local moving. That focus is why customers hand us the part of the move they're most worried about and then hear the least about it.

Customs paperwork handled for you

Cross-border specialists since 2012

One specialist from quote to delivery

IAMX Validated — member of IAM (International Association of Movers)

Member of IAM (International Association of Movers)

Who we are

A specialist, not a generalist

Most moving companies do local work and take the occasional long job. We went the other way: since 2012 we've concentrated on long-distance and cross-border relocations between Canada and the United States, which means the customs paperwork, border coordination and long-haul protection that make those moves difficult are routine work here.

Our head office is in Montreal at 5010 Boulevard Thimens, with a second office in Mississauga serving the Greater Toronto Area. Those two locations cover the two busiest cross-border corridors in the country, and they're staffed by our own crews rather than subcontractors we've never met.

IAMX Validated — member of IAM (International Association of Movers)We're a proud member of IAM (International Association of Movers), and every move — a studio apartment crossing to Vermont or a full household heading to Texas — is run by one specialist who stays on your file from the first call to the last box.

The facts

Transcontinental at a glance

Established
2012 — cross-border moving from day one
Offices
Montreal, QC · Mississauga, ON
Specialty
Canada ↔ USA cross-border, long-distance & International relocations
Proud member
IAM (International Association of Movers)
IAMX Validated — member of IAM (International Association of Movers)

How we work

The same four steps, every move

  1. 1

    Tell us about your move

    Two minutes online, or a call with a specialist. Where you're going, when, and roughly what's coming with you.

  2. 2

    A specialist reviews your details

    A real relocation specialist — not an auto-responder — checks your route, dates and access, and asks about anything that affects the plan.

  3. 3

    We confirm the plan and the paperwork

    You get your written estimate, your document checklist for the border, and a schedule you can build your week around.

  4. 4

    We move you and stay in touch

    Packing, loading, the border, delivery, unpacking and setup — with one point of contact from first call to last box.

Ready to price your move?

Tell us where you're going and roughly what's coming with you. A specialist reviews it and gets back to you — no obligation.