How long does a move in Queen Mary Park take?

The middle job here ran 3.75 hours on site with 2 movers, and half of the 34 moves recorded inside the boundary fell between 2.81 and 4.75 hours. That is a tight window for a sample this size, and it is what an apartment neighbourhood produces: 82% of the work was graded small. Because there is no charge for travel time within city limits, those are the hours the crew is actually working.

What does a one-bedroom apartment move cost in Queen Mary Park?

$682 is the median for a one-bedroom apartment or condo move here, across 9 completed jobs, with half of them between $553 and $1,000. It is 2 movers, 1 truck and 3.5 hours on site at the midpoint, and it accounts for 27% of the moves we have completed in the neighbourhood. The bed frame and a wardrobe are usually the only pieces that need both movers at once.

What does a two-bedroom move cost in Queen Mary Park?

The median is $893 with tax, across 10 completed two-bedroom jobs, with half of them between $800 and $1,068, one of the narrowest bands on this page. It runs 5.38 hours on site at the midpoint with 2 movers and 1 truck, close to two hours longer than a one-bedroom for a second room's worth of furniture and boxes.

Is it cheaper to move at a certain time of year in Queen Mary Park?

No. Inside Queen Mary Park the busiest months on record have been June and November, and across the wider northwest Edmonton set May, April and August. Volume is not price: one hourly rate applies in every month. The real lever on a total is the size of the job, not the date on it.

Do you charge for travel time to Queen Mary Park?

No. There is no charge for travel time within city limits, so a move here is billed for the hours the crew is actually working, a median of 3.75 of them. There is also no deposit on a local move and no fuel surcharge, so the $680 median above is a total with tax rather than a subtotal. Packing services and bin rentals are quoted separately.

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Cactus has completed over 30 residential moves inside Queen Mary Park’s own community boundary, 25 of them in the last twelve months. Here is what they cost, how long they ran and what the City wants at the curb.

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Movers in Queen Mary Park: what we know about moving here

Queen Mary Park is an apartment neighbourhood almost without exception, and overwhelmingly a rented one. That single fact decides most of what a move here looks like: the date is a lease date, the access is a shared entrance and a stair, and the building has a say in when a truck may stand at the door.

The jobs that come out of it are short and repeatable. Of the over 30 residential moves recorded inside the boundary, 82% were graded small and 18% medium; the median ran 3.75 hours on site with 2 movers, and half of the 34 jobs fell between 2.81 and 4.75 hours, which is a tight window for a sample this size. The median local total was $680 with tax across the 30 that closed with a comparable price, quartiles at $461 and $918. Of those, 25 came in the last twelve months, so it is a current picture rather than a historical one.

Queen Mary Park neighbourhood guide for moving day

Almost all of Queen Mary Park's housing is low-rise flats, with only a small share in a building of five storeys or more, so most moves here are stair moves: there is usually no tower lift to book, but there is a landing and a turn to negotiate with each large item. Households are small and a majority of homes hold one person, which is why 2 movers handle the median job. Being overwhelmingly rented also means the date belongs to somebody else's calendar, so the access question is worth settling with the building the week before. If the truck has to hold road space, Edmonton's On-Street Construction and Maintenance permit covers it, free under the present schedule, with roughly 6 business days to process.

Most homes in Queen Mary Park were built 1981 to 1990

2021 federal census, 25% sample · the band holding the middle home

People: 7,585
Homes: 4,265
What people live in: 84% apartments in low-rise buildings
8% single-detached houses
6% apartments in buildings of five storeys or more
In a building of five storeys or more: 6% of homes
One-person households: 52%

2021 federal census

Owned or rented: 22% owned
78% rented

2021 federal census, 25% sample

Booking the curb

On-Street Construction and Maintenance (OSCAM) Permit

City of Edmonton

What it costs: No fee currently: OSCAM Permits associated with Temporary Crossing, Tree Shrub Hoarding and Waste Bin, POD or SeaCan work reasons currently have no fees associated with them. A daily permitting fee for on-street placement of commercial waste bins, PODs or SeaCans is planned but is on hold until further notice.
How much notice: Average processing time is 6 business days. Low-impact projects should be submitted a minimum of 6 working days prior to start of work; high-impact projects a minimum of 10 working days. Longer processing during peak construction season (March to October).

Not sure whether your block needs an OSCAM permit before the truck arrives? Booking the curb in Queen Mary Park is something we do every week: talk to our Edmonton team

Queen Mary Park moving costs, by the numbers

The count takes in household moves where Queen Mary Park was the address loaded from or the address delivered to. Over 30 is a floor and not a total; the 25 from the last twelve months are exact. All 34 jobs sit behind the hours and the crew figures and 30 of them behind the price band, which is a wide enough base for the median to be worth quoting rather than merely reporting.

What a local move cost: $680 median
Residential moves in Queen Mary Park: over 30
In the last 12 months: 25
Crew hours on site: 3.75 median
Crew size: 2 movers median

Queen Mary Park’s own community boundary about 1.5 km across the community outline as the City publishes it

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What a move in Queen Mary Park actually looks like

Four sizes of move, cut out of 34 completed residential jobs in Queen Mary Park. Another 15 were storage runs, container loads and part-home jobs whose paperwork records no bedroom count; they belong to none of the four.

A one-bedroom apartment or condo move in Queen Mary Park

$682
Median, total cost with tax

half fell between $553 and $1,000 · 9 moves

3.5 hours on site half ran 3–4.5 hours
2 movers · 1 truck the crew and trucks actually dispatched, median

One-bedroom apartment and condo moves are 27% of the work we have completed in Queen Mary Park: 9 jobs, at a median of $682 with tax and 3.5 hours on site, half of them running 3 to 4.5 hours. Two movers and one truck handle it: a bedroom, a living room and a kitchen's worth of boxes, with the bed frame and a wardrobe usually the only pieces needing both at once. In a stair building it is the carry, not the contents, that decides how the day runs.

27% of the moves we have completed in Queen Mary Park · 9 moves

A two-bedroom apartment or condo move in Queen Mary Park

$893
Median, total cost with tax

half fell between $800 and $1,068 · 10 moves

5.38 hours on site half ran 4.38–6.69 hours
2 movers · 1 truck the crew and trucks actually dispatched, median

A second bedroom's worth of furniture adds close to two hours here rather than a third mover: 2 movers, 1 truck and a 5.38-hour median, with half of the 10 jobs running 4.38 to 6.69 hours. The median total is $893 with tax and the middle half spans $800 to $1,068. That is a narrow band, and it is what a repeatable size of job in one kind of building produces. These are 29% of the moves completed in Queen Mary Park.

29% of the moves we have completed in Queen Mary Park · 10 moves

A three-bedroom house move in Northwest Edmonton

$1,783
Median, total cost with tax

half fell between $1,213 and $2,849 · 17 moves

6.5 hours on site half ran 5.75–9.25 hours
3 movers · 1 truck the crew and trucks actually dispatched, median

This card is the northwest Edmonton figure for a three-bedroom house move rather than a Queen Mary Park one, because the neighbourhood has too few at that size to publish its own. It is 3 movers, 1 truck and 6.5 hours on site at the midpoint, with half of the 17 jobs running 5.75 to 9.25 hours and costing between $1,213 and $2,849. The median is $1,783 with tax. At this size the day takes in a basement and a garage as much as bedrooms, and a walkthrough beforehand is what narrows the estimate.

Fewer than five moves of this size here, so these figures come from Northwest Edmonton, across 17 moves.

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How much does it cost to move in Queen Mary Park?

The median local move recorded inside Queen Mary Park is $680, total cost with tax, across the 30 jobs here that closed with a comparable price, with half of them between $461 and $918. That is a narrower band than the $488 to $1,111 across the surrounding northwest Edmonton communities.

How long does a move in Queen Mary Park take?

The middle job here ran 3.75 hours on site with 2 movers, and half of the 34 moves recorded inside the boundary fell between 2.81 and 4.75 hours. That is a tight window for a sample this size, and it is what an apartment neighbourhood produces: 82% of the work was graded small. Because there is no charge for travel time within city limits, those are the hours the crew is actually working.
What does a one-bedroom apartment move cost in Queen Mary Park?

$682 is the median for a one-bedroom apartment or condo move here, across 9 completed jobs, with half of them between $553 and $1,000. It is 2 movers, 1 truck and 3.5 hours on site at the midpoint, and it accounts for 27% of the moves we have completed in the neighbourhood. The bed frame and a wardrobe are usually the only pieces that need both movers at once.
What does a two-bedroom move cost in Queen Mary Park?

The median is $893 with tax, across 10 completed two-bedroom jobs, with half of them between $800 and $1,068, one of the narrowest bands on this page. It runs 5.38 hours on site at the midpoint with 2 movers and 1 truck, close to two hours longer than a one-bedroom for a second room's worth of furniture and boxes.
Is it cheaper to move at a certain time of year in Queen Mary Park?

No. Inside Queen Mary Park the busiest months on record have been June and November, and across the wider northwest Edmonton set May, April and August. Volume is not price: one hourly rate applies in every month. The real lever on a total is the size of the job, not the date on it.
Do you charge for travel time to Queen Mary Park?

No. There is no charge for travel time within city limits, so a move here is billed for the hours the crew is actually working, a median of 3.75 of them. There is also no deposit on a local move and no fuel surcharge, so the $680 median above is a total with tax rather than a subtotal. Packing services and bin rentals are quoted separately.

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Moving to Queen Mary Park, or out of it

More of the moves attributed to Queen Mary Park are arrivals than departures: 16 came into the neighbourhood and 15 left it. In a place where 78% of homes are rented, an arrival is far more often a lease starting than a sale closing. The date is fixed weeks ahead by somebody else's calendar, the building wants notice, and the stairwell or the loading spot has to be free on the day.

That is a count of moves already completed rather than a forecast, and the crew, the truck and the hourly rate are the same whichever direction yours runs. What changes is whose entrance has to be cleared first. Where a move lands on a lease date, the useful call is to the building a week or two ahead, so the access is settled before the truck is loaded.

Real Customers. Real Movers. Real Reviews.

Five-star Google reviews from customers whose move Cactus completed, newest first, preferring the ones whose job falls inside Queen Mary Park’s own boundary. Quoted verbatim from the public listing and trimmed at a sentence.

181 five-star reviews with a written comment on our Edmonton listing since February 2024

5 out of 5
Ivan and Max were amazing, beautiful service, literally packed up the entire apartment so efficiently and wrapped my belongings well. Really couldn’t have done it without them
Esther
moved from Queen Mary Park to Lewis Farms Industrial, July 2026 · 1 bedroom
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5 out of 5
The cactus team delivered and provided exceptional service, even though we had to move the date to a closer date. They were very accommodating and provided a very professional moving experience.
Idiodi Odezi
moved from Downtown to Queen Mary Park, June 2026
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5 out of 5
Lovish and Matt were amazing! Super efficient, friendly, and fast! Pricing was transparent and fair. Highly recommend Cactus Moving!
Chloe Carroccia
moved from Queen Mary Park to Heritage Valley Town Centre, January 2026 · 2 bedroom
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5 out of 5
Thank you Cactus!!! 😁😁😁 Andrii, Vadim and Chint were super nice. They move our heavy couch 🛋️ without any damages - put a moving blanket on it, shrink wrapped it and protected floor with some special pads. It was very effective and looked professional. I'm recommending that company.
Amirka White
September 2024
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5 out of 5
Just moved from Calgary to Edmonton. 🌵 Moving gave me a reasonable price and Andre with his crew did that so fast. I'm definitely going to recommend them to my friends who want to move in the future! Thank you guys
Olena Redko
September 2024
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5 out of 5
thank you very much Andrii and Pasha. they are responsible and strong. thanks to the cactus company for the good guys
Pavlo Konyuh
September 2024
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Nearby and similar neighbourhoods in Edmonton

Pooled with Queen Mary Park are 23 northwest Edmonton communities: Oliver, Downtown, Westmount, Inglewood, Glenora, Grovenor and the rest. Together they hold 256 residential moves at a 4-hour median and a $702 midpoint. The neighbourhood's own 34 jobs come in just under both, at 3.75 hours and $680, and much closer together: a $461 to $918 middle half against $488 to $1,111 pooled. That tightness is the useful part. One kind of housing produces one shape of day.

Measure	Queen Mary Park	Northwest Edmonton
Median local move	$680	$702
Median crew hours on site half of Queen Mary Park’s ran 2.81–4.75 hours	3.75 hrs	4 hrs
Graded a small move Cactus’s own grading on the job	82%	75%
Busiest months by move date · a month with fewer than five moves is not published	June and November	May, April and August
Completed residential moves the comparison set is 23 communities, this one and everything next to it	over 30	256

In Queen Mary Park or any of the neighbours beside it, the crew and the hourly rate are the same. Tell us the address

Figures come from Cactus’s own completed residential moves (business and high-frequency accounts excluded) and from official municipal open data; they are medians and quartiles, never averages, every published figure rests on at least five moves, percentages are rounded, and all-time counts are floors because some older pickup and drop-off addresses were never geocoded.

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