Apartment & condo in Ottawa

Apartment and condo movers in Ottawa

Share your floor, stairs or elevator details, loading rules, and move date so Dexa can understand what the building requires.

Quote requestDEXA MOVERS
  1. Step 1Tell us where and when you're moving
  2. Step 2We review the move details
  3. Step 3We confirm availability and send a quote if we can help

When to choose this service

This service can help with:

  • 01High-rise and mid-rise apartment moves
  • 02Condo moves with booked elevator windows
  • 03Walk-up units or buildings with narrow stairs
  • 04Moves with loading-dock, concierge, or parking requirements

Request a quote

What to include in your request.

You do not need to submit exact street addresses, payment information, access codes, or a complete inventory.

Request a quote
  1. 1

    Floor number and whether an elevator is available

  2. 2

    Booked elevator or loading-dock time windows

  3. 3

    Distance from the entrance to the loading area

  4. 4

    Parking restrictions at either building

  5. 5

    Tight hallways, stairs, or large items that may be difficult to move

Before move day

Plan ahead for access and timing.

Use these tips to gather the move details Dexa may ask for.

01

Confirm elevator and loading times

Ask management what must be booked, what protection is required, and when the elevator or loading area is available.

02

Measure tight spaces and large items

Check door widths, tight turns, elevator dimensions, and any oversized furniture or appliances.

03

Plan the loading path

Note where the vehicle can legally stop and how far items travel between the unit, elevator, and loading area.

Service questions

What to know before you request a quote.

Should I book the elevator before requesting a quote?

You can request the quote first, but include any building rules you already know. Confirm the elevator time before booking your move with Dexa.

What if my building has no elevator?

Include the floor, number of stair flights, landing size, and any tight turns. Those details help Dexa understand what the move requires.