Movers in Saint-Jérôme — Prévost, Saint-Colomban & Sainte-Sophie

Laurentians moving · ~4 min read · Updated August 2026

Saint-Jérôme is the regional capital of the Laurentides — the cathedral city where the A-15 hands over to the 117, the commuter-train line ends, and the P’tit Train du Nord trail begins its run up the valley. Around it sit the fast-growing bedroom municipalities of Prévost, Saint-Colomban, Sainte-Sophie and Saint-Hippolyte. Men In Trucks Moving Inc. serves the whole cluster: our own trucks, our own crews, one written number before load day, en français ou en anglais.

Moves we handle around Saint-Jérôme

• City moves in Saint-Jérôme — apartments and duplexes in the old quarters, family homes in Bellefeuille, Lafontaine and Saint-Antoine, and condo moves near the train station.
• The bedroom municipalities — Prévost, Saint-Colomban, Sainte-Sophie and Saint-Hippolyte: new builds, acreage properties and lake roads where access gets planned at quote time.
• Up-valley moves — toward Saint-Sauveur and the Pays-d’en-Haut as families trade the city grid for the hills.
• Corridor moves — down the A-15 to Montreal, or west through Lachute and Argenteuil toward Ottawa-Gatineau.
• Long-haul relocations — anywhere beyond the region through our long-distance service.

Simple flat-rate pricing in Saint-Jérôme

Every move outside Ottawa is priced the simple way: one flat rate covers your first 3 hours — crew, 26-foot truck, fuel and the trip out, all included — then straight hourly billing after that. No travel-fee math, no fuel surcharge, no surprises on move day.

• 2 movers + truck — $750 + tax for the first 3 hours, then $150/hr
• 3 movers + truck — $950 + tax for the first 3 hours, then $195/hr
• 4 movers + truck — $1,200 + tax for the first 3 hours, then $245/hr
• 5 movers + 2 trucks — $1,600 + tax for the first 3 hours, then $325/hr

The number we quote in writing is the number on your invoice unless the scope of the move genuinely changes. Get yours by phone at 613-800-0917 or through our online quote form.

Local knowledge that saves moving-day time

Saint-Jérôme is a real rental city, which means July 1 here is as intense as anywhere in Québec — elevators, staircases and truck positions all booked weeks ahead. The old quarters carry the classic outdoor staircase, which changes crew size and carry plan; the newer Bellefeuille and Saint-Colomban streets are straightforward but far-flung, so we route the day to keep drive legs short. And in Saint-Hippolyte and Sainte-Sophie, half the quote is the lake road: grade, gravel and turnaround, confirmed before the day.

Frequently asked questions — Saint-Jérôme moves

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