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Single Item and Furniture Movers in Vancouver

One Sofa, One Fridge or a Few Pieces, Moved Properly Across Metro Vancouver

A single couch sounds simple until it meets a tight stairwell, a glass railing and a seller who wants it gone in ten minutes. We send two movers, a truck, blankets and a dolly for one piece or a handful, and we carry it to the room it belongs in rather than leaving it at the curb.

Single-item and small furniture moves across Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey, Richmond, the North Shore, the Tri-Cities and the Fraser Valley.

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What Are You Moving?

Most of our small jobs fall into one of these. If yours does not, send a photo anyway, because odd shapes are usually why people call.

Sofas & Sectionals

Wrapped, legs off where they come off, and angled through doors that looked too narrow.

Mattresses & Bed Frames

Mattress bagged, frame taken apart and rebuilt in the new bedroom.

Fridges, Washers & Dryers

Moved upright on an appliance dolly, doors taped shut and the floor protected.

Dressers & Wardrobes

Drawers out and the carcass wrapped, so nothing splits on the stairs.

Tables & Desks

Tops separated from bases where they come apart, glass carried on its own.

Marketplace & Store Pickups

Collected from the seller or the store and brought straight to your door.

Mirrors, Art & Glass

Padded, corner-guarded and crated when the piece calls for it. Learn more →

Gym Equipment

Treadmills, racks and benches taken apart and moved as their own job. Learn more →

Storage Drop-Offs

One piece into a locker or out of one, without renting a truck for it. Learn more →

What a One-Item Move Includes

Small jobs go wrong in the same places big ones do: the doorway, the stairwell turn and the last few metres to the room. So a single-item crew arrives with the same kit as a full house move, and the piece is wrapped before it leaves the room it is in.

Distance is rarely what sets the time. Parking, the carry to the entrance and the elevator booking matter far more, which is why we ask about access before giving you a number.

  • Two movers and a truck — the minimum for anything heavier than one person can carry.
  • Blankets, stretch wrap and corner guards — on the piece before it moves.
  • Dollies and lifting straps — an appliance dolly for fridges and washers, straps for the stairs.
  • Floor and door protection — runners and jamb guards where the building asks for them.
  • Placement and reassembly — legs back on, frames rebuilt, set where you want it.

Why Hire a Crew for Just One Item

One Item Still Needs Two People

A sofa or a fridge is a two-person lift at minimum, and a delivery-only driver usually works alone and stops at the curb. Our crews come in pairs, so the piece is carried rather than dragged, and nobody has to ask a neighbour for help on the stairs.

Getting a couch onto a truck takes a minute. Getting it round a landing with a low ceiling takes planning, and that is where walls get marked and fingers get pinched. We look at your photos first and turn up knowing which way the piece has to tilt.

Wrapped Before It Leaves the Room

Blankets and stretch wrap go on inside, not at the truck. Leather, lacquer and stainless steel all scratch on the first door frame they touch, so protection starts where the item sits today.

Downtown, Yaletown and West End buildings often want a booked elevator, pads on the walls and a concierge sign-off. Tell us the booking window and we plan the job inside it, so a late start does not become a rushed finish.

Set in Place, Not Left at the Door

Bed frames are rebuilt, sofa legs go back on and the dresser ends up against the wall you chose. If a fridge needs to stand before it is plugged in, we tell you how long.

Licensed, bonded and WorkSafeBC registered on every booking, including a single chair. If something does go wrong, you are dealing with a company that carries cover, not a stranger from an app.

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Single Item Moves Across Metro Vancouver

Fraser Valley & Ridge Meadows
Townhouses, garages and furniture store pickups out through the valley, with the same crews and the same hourly rate.

How a Single Item Move Runs

1. Send a photo. The piece, the room it is in and the stairs or elevator at both ends.

2. Hear back with a crew size and rate. We tell you how many movers it needs and roughly how long it should take.

3. Pick a window. We fit the job around your building’s elevator booking or the seller’s pickup time.

4. Wrapped, carried, placed. The crew protects it, moves it and sets it where you want it.

How Long One Item Usually Takes

You pay for time, so here is what a typical job looks like with easy access at both ends. Stairs, long carries and elevator waits push it up.

  • Armchair or small cabinet: 2 movers, 1.5 to 2.5 hours
  • Sofa or sectional piece: 2 movers, 2 to 3.5 hours
  • Mattress and frame: 2 movers, 2 to 3 hours
  • Fridge, washer or dryer: 2 to 3 movers, 2.5 to 4 hours

For a rough figure, try the moving cost calculator.

Parking, Stratas and Elevators

Vancouver’s temporary street occupancy permit takes 7 to 10 business days from payment, so a reserved curb for this Saturday is not an option. Residents applying for their own move do not need the insurance certificate a contractor would.

Strata move fees are set building by building, and the Strata Property Act puts no cap on them, though a fee made by rule is only enforceable once owners ratify it. Elevator pads and bookings are building rules as well, not provincial law, so ask the concierge and send us the window.

Single Item Moving FAQs

How much does it cost to move one item in Vancouver?

It is billed by the hour, and the hours depend on access more than distance. One sofa can be a short job from a ground-floor townhouse with a driveway and a long one from a fourth-floor walk-up with metered parking. Send photos and the access details at both ends and we will give you the crew size and rate.

Most one-item jobs are booked as a minimum block of time, because the truck, the crew and the drive still exist for one piece. We confirm it when we quote, and a second or third item often fits inside the same block.

Yes. Appliances take longer than furniture because of door clearance, floor protection and how far they can tilt. Most modern fridges, French-door and bottom-freezer models included, should stay upright, and one that travelled on its side should stand for as long as it was down before it is plugged in. Our guide on how long to wait before plugging in a fridge has the detail.

We do this often. Settle payment with the seller yourself, give us the pickup address and a contact number, and tell us about any stairs on their side. The piece gets wrapped there and comes straight to you.

As long as the elevator is booked, the floor does not matter much. Send us the building’s move window and any padding rules and we plan the crew around them. If the piece will not fit the elevator, we look at the stairs before the day rather than on it.

We can. A piece waiting for a renovation to finish or a new place to be ready can go into storage and come back out on a second trip.

Moving One Item or a Few Pieces?

Photos of the piece and the stairs at each end are enough for us to come back with a crew size and an hourly rate. Or call and talk it through.

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