Yes, we operate in all winter conditions, including extreme cold.
No, trucks are not climate-controlled, but crews work efficiently to minimize exposure.
Movers do not wear boot covers, but we always protect your floors with floor runners.
Winter weather may add small delays, safety is prioritized.
What Can I Do to Prepare For My Move in Winter?
Clear Access for the Movers
Shovel driveways, walkways, and porch steps before the crew arrives. Clear snowbanks or drifts near the curb so the truck can get close.
Apply salt or sand to reduce slipping hazards.
Remove ice buildup at entrances and parking areas.
Ensure gates, side yards, and backyard paths are accessible.
For apartments/condos, confirm before movers arrive that the loading area isn’t blocked by parked cars.
Preparing Parking & Truck Access
A 26 ft (5-ton) truck needs roughly 40 ft of space to park safely. +15 ft for the ramp.
A 16 ft moving truck needs about 25–28 ft of clear space to park safely. +10 ft for the ramp.
Let us know if access is tight before the moving day — we may adjust equipment or parking strategy.
Building & Elevator Preparation
Notify your concierge/property manager about the move day.
Reserve the loading bay or receiving area if required by your building.
Have fobs, keys, access codes, and instructions ready for movers.
Outdoor Furniture & Equipment
Thaw BBQs, patio sets, and outdoor items — they may freeze to decks.
Disconnect propane tanks (we do not transport them).
Drain water from fountains, hoses, and planters to prevent leaks.
Brush off snow from furniture cushions, frames, and covers.
Weather-Sensitive & Fragile Items
Keep plants, candles, liquids, and delicate items in a warm spot.
Avoid leaving boxes with liquids (cleaners, cosmetics, oils) in the cold for long periods.
Tell your crew about any temperature-sensitive belongings.
Preparing Inside Your Home
Pack everything before movers arrive unless packing service is booked.
Label boxes clearly - this helps movers stay efficient in cold weather. Indicate boxes with fragile items.
Keep hallways, stairs, and doorways free of clutter.
Set aside the essentials you’ll need during the day, and place any items (leftover items from previous owners) that should stay behind in a clearly marked spot so the crew knows not to move them.

Make sure pets are in a separate room to avoid cold exposure and door traffic.
Timing Expectations in Winter
Travel time may be slower due to weather or road conditions.

Crews allowed to take short warm-up/drink water breaks to stay safe and effective. 5 paid minute per 2 hours.

Heavy snowfall on the same morning may require extra prep time.

If a storm is forecasted, your coordinator will update you proactively.
