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Edmonton's trusted moving partner
Heading into, out of, or around Edmonton? As one of the best moving companies in Edmonton, Two Small Men with Big Hearts is primed to make your move seamless and free of hassles!
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Professional moving solutions tailored to your needs in Edmonton and surrounding areas
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Local Moving in Edmonton
Two Small Men with Big Hearts offers fast, flexible, and reliable local moving services in Edmonton. From packing to storage, we’ve got everything you need for a smooth, stress-free move—right in your neighbourhood.
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Long Distance Moving Company in Edmonton
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Moving Services For Seniors in Edmonton
Whether you're downsizing, transitioning to a retirement community, or just need help rearranging furniture, our caring team at Two Small Men with Big Hearts makes moving easier for seniors in Edmonton—with patience, respect, and personalized support every step of the way.
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Piano Movers in Edmonton
Two Small Men with Big Hearts offers safe, professional piano moving in Edmonton—with the right equipment, the right team, and the care your instrument deserves.
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How Much Does Moving in Edmonton Cost?
Typical costs and durations based on data from thousands of moves across Canada in 2025.
| Home Size | Avg. Duration | Typical Cost Range |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | 5.2 hours | From ~$600 |
| 1-Bedroom Apartment | 5.9 hours | ~$800–$1,100 |
| 2-Bedroom House | 6.3 hours | ~$1,000–$1,400 |
| 3-Bedroom House | 7.8 hours | ~$1,200–$1,800 |
| 4-Bedroom House | 10.1 hours | ~$1,800–$2,500 |
| Long Distance (avg) | 12.5 hours | ~$2,884 |
Edmonton vs. Other Canadian Cities
Edmonton moves are significantly more affordable than major markets like Toronto (avg. $1,693) and on par with prairie cities like Saskatoon ($1,034) and Winnipeg ($809). The company-wide average for a local move is $1,092.
Peak season tip: June through August accounts for over 35% of all moves. Saturday is the busiest day (15.7% of weekly volume). Book early if you're planning a summer move in Edmonton.
Cost ranges are estimates based on company-wide 2025 data. Your actual quote depends on distance, volume, stairs, and neighbourhood difficulty. Get a free quote for an accurate estimate.
Long Distance Routes
Long Distance Routes from Edmonton
Professional long distance moving services from our Edmonton location
Edmonton to Winnipeg
1,304 km
3 days
Alberta to Manitoba
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Edmonton to Saskatoon
525 km
2 days
Alberta to Saskatchewan
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Edmonton to Kelowna
890 km
1 day
Alberta to British Columbia
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Edmonton to Calgary
300 km
1 day
Alberta to Alberta
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Edmonton to Toronto
3,480 km
5 days
Alberta to Ontario
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Edmonton to Vancouver
1,200 km
3 days
Alberta to British Columbia
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The Edmonton–Calgary Corridor
Canada's busiest moving highway runs right through Edmonton.
The Edmonton–Calgary–Red Deer corridor is our most active highway network in Canada. Whether families are relocating for work between Alberta's two largest cities, or settling in mid-point communities along the QE2, this route keeps our trucks on the road year-round.
+2.25%
Net Inbound AB Moves
More moved in than out (our data)
159
BC ↔ AB Moves
Busiest interprovincial corridor
73
Moves to BC
Top destination outside Alberta
Planning a move along the corridor? Our QE2 corridor moving guide covers costs, route tips, and city comparisons. You can also check out our Calgary and Red Deer location pages, browse all long-distance routes, or see what long-distance moves cost.
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Edmonton Moving by the Numbers (2025)
Key insights from thousands of Edmonton moves analyzed in our 2025 Year in Review.
#1
Most Active Market
Company-wide in 2025
89.2%
Stayed Local
2nd highest across our locations
+2.3%
Year-over-Year Growth
Steady and consistent
18.4%
1-Bed Apartments
Most common move type
Edmonton is our busiest market in Canada, and it shows in our customer reviews. See our Edmonton pricing, explore neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood tips, or check our safest neighbourhoods guide.
Where Edmontonians Are Moving
Edmonton has one of the highest local retention rates across our locations — most moves stay within the metro area.
89.2%
Local Moves
Top destinations within the Edmonton metro:
- Within Edmonton
- Sherwood Park+12 net inbound
- St. Albert
- Leduc+13 net inbound
Edmonton satellite cities are booming. Leduc and Sherwood Park were among the top net-inbound cities in all of Canada in 2025, gaining +13 and +12 new residents respectively through moves handled by Two Small Men. See our fastest-growing neighbourhoods guide or browse the communities we serve on our service area map.
Locations We Serve Near Edmonton
Discover other communities we proudly serve in the Edmonton area. Each location offers the same trusted moving services and local expertise.
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Sherwood Park
Sherwood Park, Alberta
We offer customized services for big and small relocations in and around Sherwood Park so you don't stress on moving day.
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St. Albert
St Alberta, Alberta
We’re transforming the moving experience in St. Albert, offering custom support for your journey, whether it’s a welcome arrival, a fond farewell, or a local change of scenery.
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Lloydminster
Lloydminster, Alberta
Streamlining your move in Lloydminster, we offer comprehensive support for relocating across town, arriving, or departing.
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Edmonton Neighbourhood Moving Guide
Not all Edmonton moves are created equal. Difficulty varies wildly by neighbourhood — here is what our crews deal with.
Downtown / Oliver
High
High-rise condos, mid-rise apartments, some heritage homes
- Freight elevator booking required — reserve at least 2 weeks ahead for a 2–4 hour window
- Many buildings require a damage deposit and proof of insurance (COI) from the mover
- One-way streets, bus lanes, and bike paths make truck positioning difficult
- Long carry distances from loading zone to unit — budget extra time
Old Strathcona / Whyte Ave
Mod–High
Walk-up apartments (3–4 storey), character homes, newer infill
- Walk-ups mean stair carries but no elevator booking hassles
- Narrow alleys behind buildings — check truck access before moving day
- Avoid festival weekends (especially Fringe in August) — the area is nearly impossible to navigate
- Street parking on Whyte Ave is heavily contested
Garneau / McKernan (University)
Mod–High
Heritage homes (many subdivided), walk-up apartments, student housing
- Converted heritage homes have narrow staircases and doorways not built for modern furniture
- September is chaos — 40,000+ students return to the U of A area
- Street parking competition is intense; mature trees line narrow streets
- Mid-week moves strongly recommended for this area
Mill Woods
Low–Mod
Single-family homes (50%), row housing (25%), apartments
- Curvilinear street layout with cul-de-sacs — GPS is essential, it is easy to get lost
- Cul-de-sac turnarounds can be tight for large trucks
- Once you find the address, moves are typically straightforward suburban
- Excellent highway access via Whitemud Drive and Anthony Henday
Bonnie Doon / Holyrood
Low–Mod
1950s bungalows, two-storey homes, newer infill
- Grid street pattern with back alleys — good for truck access
- Older homes have narrow basement stairs and smaller doorways
- Some original homes have detached garages in the back lane
- Post-war basements often have low ceilings — measure large items first
Riverbend / Terwillegar
Low–Mod
1970s–90s two-storey homes, newer contemporary construction
- River valley properties have steep driveways — winter moves here are extra challenging
- Terwillegar Drive expansion (Stage 2 completing 2026, Stage 3 through 2028) causes major detours
- Terrain is hilly — plan for longer carry distances on sloped lots
- Newer Terwillegar homes have wide doorways and modern layouts
Sherwood Park
Low
Suburban single-family homes, 1960s split-levels to modern builds
- Wide streets, attached garages, driveways — among the easiest moves in the region
- 1960s–70s split-levels have half-flights of stairs throughout the home
- Account for Sherwood Park Freeway commute time if moving to/from Edmonton
- Rush hour adds significant time on the Sherwood Park Freeway
St. Albert
Low
Single-family homes across all eras, newer suburbs like Erin Ridge
- Straightforward suburban moves — very few high-rises
- Older core neighbourhoods (Grandin, Braeside) have tighter streets and character homes
- St. Albert Trail rush hour traffic adds time for moves to/from Edmonton
- Newer areas like Erin Ridge North have wide doorways and easy access
Windermere / Heritage Valley
Low
Modern single-family, townhomes, some with triple garages
- Newest construction in Edmonton — wide doors, clean driveways, no surprises
- Still-developing areas may have temporary road closures or unpaved streets
- About 30 minutes from downtown — factor in drive time for movers
- Some laned homes require navigating the back alley for garage access
Best days to move in Edmonton: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday are the least expensive and easiest to schedule. Better elevator access in high-rises, fewer conflicts with other tenants, and lower hourly rates. Mid-month dates have significantly lower demand than beginning or end of month.
Not sure what to expect for your neighbourhood? Browse our safest neighbourhoods guide, see where building permits are booming, or find your local community league. Check our full service area map to see if we cover your area, or get a free quote and our Edmonton team will walk you through the logistics.
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Edmonton Moving Rules You Need to Know
Parking bylaws, noise restrictions, winter parking bans, and condo rules — here is the quick reference.
When Can You Move? (Noise Bylaw 14600)
| Day | Earliest Start | Latest End |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Saturday | 7:00 a.m. | 9:00 p.m. |
| Sundays & Holidays | 9:00 a.m. | 7:00 p.m. |
Moving Truck Parking (Traffic Bylaw 5590)
- Trucks over 4,500 kg or 12.5 metres cannot park on residential streets — except while actively loading/unloading with hazard lights on. This is the exception that makes moving day legal.
- No vehicle can park in one spot for more than 72 hours continuously.
- Parking on your front lawn is prohibited under Zoning Bylaw 20001, Section 5.80(2.1.6).
- Commercial parking permits ($60 + GST for 2 years) allow use of loading zones. Trucks over 4,500 kg don't need one — they can use loading zones by default.
Winter Parking Bans (Critical for Winter Moves)
Edmonton operates a two-phase parking ban system after heavy snowfall. If a ban is declared on your moving day, your truck may not be able to park on your street.
- Phase 1 (Major roads): Declared with 8 hours notice. Affects arterial roads, bus routes, and business improvement areas. Lasts 3–4 days. Fine: $250.
- Phase 2 (Residential): 24 hours advance notice via yellow signs. Individual neighbourhoods affected for ~72 hours.
Check ban status at my.edmonton.ca and subscribe to alerts before your moving day. For the full picture, see our Edmonton winter moving guide.
Condo & Apartment Moving Checklist
Our Edmonton condo moving rules guide covers every requirement in detail. Here is the quick checklist:
Book the freight elevator
At least 2 weeks ahead — typical windows are 2–4 hours
Ask about damage deposits
Common in newer condos and downtown towers
Get proof of insurance
Some buildings require a COI from your moving company
Confirm moving hours
Many buildings restrict to weekday daytime windows only
Ask about floor/elevator protection
Some buildings provide pads; others expect movers to bring them
Give written notice to property management
Required by most buildings — check your condo bylaws
Low bridge alert: High Level Bridge. Clearance is only 3.2 metres (10 ft 6 in) — trucks are prohibited. Over 20 strikes in recent years despite numerous warning signs — most recently in February 2026. Fines can reach $10,000. Our crews know to use the Walterdale or James MacDonald bridges instead.
Key Contacts
City of Edmonton:
311 (or 780-442-5311 from outside)
Parking permits:
parkingassets@edmonton.ca
Road use permits:
roaduse.permit@edmonton.ca
Winter ban alerts:
my.edmonton.ca
Renting? Know your rights under Alberta's Residential Tenancies Act — our Alberta tenant rights guide covers deposits, notice periods, and move-out inspections. Have more questions? Check our neighbourhood-specific moving tips or see our Edmonton pricing guide.
Bylaw references: Traffic Bylaw 5590, Community Standards Bylaw 14600, Zoning Bylaw 20001 Section 5.80(2.1.6). All references are to the most recently consolidated versions as of February 2026.
Edmonton Moving Guides
In-depth guides written for people moving in, out of, and around Edmonton.
Edmonton Condo & Apartment Moving Rules
Elevator booking timelines, COI requirements, damage deposits, and noise hours for every building type.
Moving in Edmonton During Winter
Parking ban phases, spring road bans, off-season pricing advantages, and how to handle -35°C move days.
Safest Edmonton Neighbourhoods (EPS Crime Data)
Crime stats across 271 neighbourhoods — which areas rank safest and what to look for.
Edmonton’s Fastest-Growing Neighbourhoods
Building permit data: where Secord, Cy Becker, and Heritage Valley are adding the most new homes.
Edmonton Community Leagues: The Newcomer’s Guide
163 volunteer-run leagues, membership perks, 100+ outdoor rinks, and how to get plugged in.
Calgary to Edmonton: The QE2 Corridor Guide
Costs ($2,000–$4,500), route tips, winter driving on the QE2, and city-to-city comparisons.
Alberta Tenant Rights When Moving
Security deposits, notice periods, move-out inspections, and early lease termination under Alberta law.
Winter Moving in Canada
General tips for any Canadian winter move: weather monitoring, walkway safety, and electronics protection.
Long-Distance Moving Mistakes to Avoid
The five costliest mistakes on interprovincial moves and how to prevent every one of them.
Frequently Asked Questions About Moving in Edmonton
Common questions about our moving services
Because we combine knowledgeable Edmonton crews, customized planning, and dependable service.
Definitely. We relocate offices, retail spaces, and businesses of all sizes.
Yes. We can arrange secure short-term and long-term storage.
Booking early is recommended—especially during busy periods like summer, end-of-month, and post-winter.
Yes. We provide clear, upfront quotes with no hidden surprises.
Yes. Our movers are trained to safely move pianos, antiques, fine art, oversized furniture, and other delicate or high-value items.
We use blankets, padding, shrink wrap, and proper equipment to keep your items secure—whether we're navigating tight stairwells, apartment elevators, or winter conditions.
We provide full packing, partial packing, and unpacking services. Our crew uses quality packing supplies and careful techniques to protect fragile décor, electronics, and valuables during transport.
Absolutely. We regularly move customers to St. Albert, Leduc, Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan, Spruce Grove, and rural properties across Northern and Central Alberta.
Our movers know Edmonton's streets, neighbourhood layouts, and seasonal challenges—from winter weather and icy driveways to busy areas like Whyte Ave or Downtown. This helps keep your move efficient, safe, and well-organized.
Yes. Edmonton has a wide mix of condo towers, heritage homes, suburban neighbourhoods, and new developments. We tailor your moving plan based on your home type, building access, schedule, and specific needs.
We serve all Edmonton neighbourhoods—Downtown, Oliver, Strathcona, Westmount, Mill Woods, Terwillegar, Summerside, Castle Downs, Clareview, and more. We also handle moves throughout the Edmonton Region, including St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan, Leduc, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, and nearby communities.
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