Movers in Orléans
Moving company in Orléans
TLC Moving & Storage is a moving company serving Orléans from 3210 Swansea Crescent, about 18 km away by Highway 417 and Highway 174. We move Orléans houses, townhomes and condos, store belongings between closing dates, and handle long-distance moves. You get a free estimate first, with no obligation.
- About 18 km by Highway 417 and Highway 174
- Short-term storage while dates line up
- Free estimates with no obligation
Movers for Orléans houses and townhomes
Single detached houses make up the largest share of homes in Orléans, and row and townhouse developments much of the rest. For a move that usually means a full household: a basement, a garage and several bedrooms of furniture, wrapped, carried and set up again on the other side.
Orléans was divided between the cities of Gloucester and Cumberland until 2001, and it is one of Ottawa's major bilingual communities. Its neighbourhoods include Fallingbrook, Convent Glen, Queenswood Heights, Chapel Hill, Avalon and Cardinal Creek.
Why add storage to your Orléans move
If your closing dates do not match, we load your Orléans home, keep everything in secure short-term storage, and deliver it once the new place is ready. One company handles the pickup, the storage and the delivery.
This is storage that comes with the move, handled by our crew from start to finish. A self-storage unit you visit and fill yourself is a different service. See moving and storage for how ours works.
Storage also helps during a renovation, or when you are downsizing and have not decided what to keep.
How we get to Orléans
From Swansea Crescent the trucks take Walkley Road to Highway 417, then Highway 174 east, about 18 km to Place d'Orléans. Highway 174 is the main link between Orléans and central Ottawa, so moving times are planned around its rush hours.
Inside Orléans the main roads are St. Joseph Boulevard, the historic main street, Innes Road through the south, and Tenth Line Road and Trim Road running north to south. Place d'Orléans is the largest enclosed mall in eastern Ottawa, and a move near it is timed around its traffic.
What we move in Orléans
Tell us which of these you need when you ask for an estimate.
Homes
Houses, townhomes, condos and apartments, with furniture wrapped and beds and tables put back together. Our residential moving service has the details.
Offices and businesses
Office and shop moves in Orléans and the rest of east Ottawa: office and commercial moving.
Long-distance moves
From Orléans to other provinces and to the United States: long-distance moving.
Packing
Full or partial packing, with boxes and tape supplied.
Storage
Short-term storage between possession dates. See moving and storage.
How to book our moving company in Orléans
Start with a free, obligation-free estimate: tell us the move date, both addresses, the stairs or elevator at each end, and anything fragile or very large. We can walk through your Orléans home first so the quote matches what is really moving, and once you book, we can arrange boxes and packing materials ahead of moving day.
What Ottawa customers say about TLC
Emad was great to work with in the lead-up and even arranged to have moving supplies delivered to us ahead of our move. Amar, Dan and the rest of the team took great care moving our items, storing them for several days and moving them into our new home.
Google review, 5 July 2026
Questions about moving with TLC
Do you offer storage for Orléans moves?
Yes. We pick up from your Orléans home, keep your belongings in secure short-term storage, and deliver them when you are ready to move in.
Is Orléans part of Ottawa?
Yes. Orléans has been part of the City of Ottawa since 2001. Before that it was split between Gloucester and Cumberland.
What are the hidden costs of moving?
Costs people miss usually come from details left out of the quote: stairs or a long carry, packing added on the day, and storage when a date slips. Tell us about them before the estimate, or let us walk through the home, and they are in the price from the start.
Can you move us between Orléans and downtown Ottawa?
Yes. Highway 174 connects Orléans with central Ottawa, and we move homes in both directions and anywhere else in the city.
Free estimate
Get your free estimate
Tell us about your move and we will come back with a free, obligation-free estimate. You can also call (613) 830-7402.