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Electronics moving in Montreal
Electronics are among the most damaged items in DIY moves. A flat-screen TV laid flat in a car can crack under its own weight. A receiver bounced around in a box of books can lose a connection. A turntable without its tonearm secured can be ruined in a single pothole. And the cables, remotes and adapters that hold everything together often disappear in the chaos of moving day.
Déménagement NST Moving & Storage moves home electronics across Greater Montreal as part of every residential move and as a specialty service for larger systems. Our crews pack flat-screen TVs in oversized TV boxes free of charge, use anti-static bags for computers and components, keep cables with their devices and deliver everything to the right room ready to reconnect.
Your coordinator asks about large screens, home theatre systems, wall mounts and any high-end audio equipment when preparing your guaranteed flat-fee quote.
Electronics we move
- Televisions: flat-screen, curved and large-format TVs, with or without stands.
- Home theatre: soundbars, receivers, subwoofers, surround speakers and projectors.
- Audio: hi-fi systems, turntables, amplifiers, studio monitors and vintage audio equipment.
- Computers: desktops, laptops, monitors, printers and home office equipment. For businesses, see IT equipment moving.
- Gaming: consoles, gaming PCs, monitors and racing simulators.
- Smart home devices: routers, mesh systems, cameras and hubs.
- Musical electronics: keyboards, digital pianos, amplifiers and studio gear.
Free TV packing
As part of our flat-fee residential moves, we pack flat-screen TVs in oversized TV boxes at no extra charge. The TV is wrapped in a soft layer, placed upright in a padded box sized for screens and transported standing on its edge, never flat. Stands and feet are removed and packed separately, with screws bagged and taped to the box.
Wall-mounted TVs
Many Montreal homes have TVs mounted on walls or above fireplaces. On request, our crew removes the TV from its mount, packs it and can remove the bracket. At the new home, we can reinstall the TV on a compatible mount if the wall is suitable and the mounting hardware is available. For complex installations with in-wall wiring, an installer may be needed.
Home theatre and audio systems
Home theatre systems have many components and cables. Before packing, we photograph the back of the receiver and the cable layout, label each cable at both ends and bag them with the device. Speakers are wrapped individually, with grilles protected, and subwoofers are kept upright. Turntables have their platter, counterweight and tonearm secured or removed, and cartridges are protected. Vintage and high-end audio equipment can be packed in its original boxes if you have them, or in padded cartons and crates.
Computers and home offices
Desktops, monitors and printers are packed in anti-static bags and padded boxes. Ink cartridges and toner are removed from printers to avoid leaks. We recommend backing up all data before the move and keeping laptops, phones and external drives with you. Home office setups are delivered to the right room so you can get back to work quickly.
Electronics and Montreal winters
Electronics do not like sudden temperature changes. When a cold device is brought into a warm room, condensation can form inside it. After a winter move, let electronics sit at room temperature for a few hours before turning them on. We keep electronics in the truck for as short a time as possible and wrap them to buffer temperature changes.
Electronics moving costs
| Factor | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| TV size | Larger screens need larger boxes and more care. |
| Wall mounts | Removing and reinstalling mounted TVs adds time. |
| Home theatre complexity | More components and cables mean more packing. |
| High-end audio | Valuable equipment may need crating. |
| Combined moves | Electronics are usually included in your full move price. |
Preparing electronics for the move
- Back up computers and devices.
- Keep original boxes if you have them.
- Photograph cable connections before unplugging.
- Remove discs from players and consoles.
- Remove batteries from remotes and small devices.
- Keep laptops, phones and drives with you.
Electronics in storage
If your electronics are going into storage, choose climate-controlled storage to protect them from cold, heat and humidity. Devices are packed in padded boxes and stored off the floor.
Areas we serve
We move electronics across Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, the West Island and the North and South Shores, as part of residential moves and single-item jobs.
Setting up after the move
At your new home, we deliver each device to the right room, unpack TVs and place them on their stands or mounts, and leave cables labelled and bagged with each component. Reconnecting a home theatre is easier with the photos you took before the move. Check that your internet service is active at the new address, power devices on after they have reached room temperature, and test each component one by one. Keep the boxes for a few days in case anything needs to go back for service.
Why customers choose NST for electronics
- Free TV boxes for flat-screen TVs.
- Anti-static packing for computers and components.
- Labelled cables and organised setup.
- Careful handling of high-end audio and vintage gear.
- Guaranteed flat-fee pricing.
- Licensed and insured movers. Explore our other specialty item moving services.
Large and premium TVs
Today’s large-format OLED and QLED screens are thinner and lighter than older TVs, but they are also more fragile. Their panels can crack if pressure is applied to the screen or if the TV flexes while being carried. Large screens are always carried by two people, held by the frame rather than the screen, and kept upright. They are wrapped in a soft layer and placed in an oversized TV box with padding on every side. For premium and very large screens, we can build a custom crate for extra protection, especially for long-distance moves or storage. Never place anything on top of a packed TV, and never transport it flat.
Projectors and screens
Home theatre projectors contain lamps, lenses and delicate electronics. Ceiling-mounted projectors are removed from their mounts, the lens is capped and the unit is packed in a padded box. Lamps should be allowed to cool completely before the projector is moved. Pull-down and fixed-frame screens are rolled or disassembled according to their design, with the screen surface protected from creases and fingerprints. At the new home, mounts can be reinstalled if the ceiling structure allows it, or you can schedule an AV installer.
Gaming setups and streaming studios
Gaming and streaming setups often combine high-end PCs, multiple monitors, consoles, capture cards, microphones, cameras, lighting and racing or flight simulators. We pack gaming PCs upright with the side panel protected, and we recommend removing large graphics cards or securing them with a support bracket for the move, because their weight can stress the motherboard slot. Monitors go in padded boxes, and cables are bundled by device. Simulator rigs are disassembled, labelled and rebuilt at the new home.
Moving smart home systems
Smart home devices, such as thermostats, cameras, doorbells, lighting hubs and speakers, are often installed in walls or connected to your home network. Before moving, decide which devices stay with the home and which come with you, reset devices you are taking and note their settings. Small devices are packed in labelled bags and boxes. At the new home, reinstall devices once your internet is active.
Electronics moving checklist
- Back up computers, phones and hard drives.
- Photograph cable connections before unplugging.
- Remove discs, batteries and ink cartridges.
- Keep original boxes for monitors and TVs if you have them.
- Label cables and remotes with their device.
- Keep laptops, phones and drives with you on moving day.
- Let devices warm up to room temperature before switching on after a winter move.
With these steps done, our crew can pack, move and deliver your electronics safely, and setup at your new home is quick and stress-free.
Electronics moving FAQs
Do you pack TVs for free?
Yes. Flat-screen TVs are packed in oversized TV boxes at no extra charge as part of our flat-fee moves.
Can you remove a wall-mounted TV?
Yes. We remove TVs from mounts and can remove the bracket. Reinstallation depends on the wall and hardware.
How do you pack computers?
Computers and components are packed in anti-static bags and padded boxes, with cables labelled.
Should I keep my original electronics boxes?
If you have them, yes. Original boxes offer good protection, but we also supply proper boxes.
Can you move a turntable?
Yes. We secure or remove the platter, counterweight and tonearm and pack the turntable carefully.
Why should I wait before turning on electronics after a winter move?
Cold devices can form condensation inside when brought into a warm room. Wait a few hours before powering on.
Do you move studio and recording equipment?
Yes. Monitors, interfaces, amplifiers and instruments are packed with padding and labelled cables.
Is electronics moving included in my move price?
Yes. Electronics are included in your guaranteed flat fee when they are part of your move.
Should I take my smart thermostat with me?
Check your sale or lease agreement. Installed devices sometimes stay with the home.
Move your electronics with NST
Tell us about your TVs, home theatre and equipment when you request your quote. We will include them in your guaranteed flat fee.
Call: (514) 458-7786 · Visit: 433 Jarry St W #201, Montreal, QC H3N 1E7
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