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When a warehouse moves, the challenge is not just weight. It is order. Thousands of SKUs, pallets and bins have to leave one building and arrive in the right aisle, rack and bay in another, so your team can keep picking, packing and shipping. One mislabelled pallet can mean a missed order. One badly planned day can mean a backlog that takes weeks to clear.
Déménagement NST Moving & Storage relocates warehouses, distribution spaces, e-commerce fulfilment rooms and stockrooms across Greater Montreal. Our warehouse movers plan the move zone by zone, label every pallet and rack component with its destination, and work around your shipping schedule so customers barely notice the change.
Your project is managed by a dedicated coordinator who surveys the current warehouse, reviews the new layout and builds a moving sequence with you. You receive a guaranteed flat-fee quote before the move, so the budget is clear from the start.

For machinery and production equipment, see our industrial moving service.
For most warehouses, the move has to happen while customers are still ordering. A few practical steps make that possible.
| Factor | What we consider |
|---|---|
| Number of pallets and bins | The main driver of truck loads, crew size and time. |
| Racking and shelving | Bays to dismantle, transport and reinstall. |
| Dock access | Number of docks, dock heights and yard space at both sites. |
| Distance | Travel time between warehouses is built into the flat fee. |
| Timing and phases | Night, weekend and phased moves are planned around shipping. |
| Equipment | Conveyors, packing stations and specialised equipment. |
| Storage | Temporary storage for overflow or buffer stock. |
Every warehouse move is quoted as a guaranteed flat fee after a survey. Our moving cost calculator is a good starting point for smaller stockrooms.
Inventory is money sitting on a pallet, so we protect it accordingly. Pallets are wrapped and corner-protected, fragile goods are blanket-wrapped or boxed, and loads are braced to prevent movement in transit. Inside the warehouse, we keep aisles clear, follow your site safety rules and coordinate with your forklift operators so equipment and people stay safe.
At the end of each phase, we confirm counts with your team. If anything does not match, we resolve it before the truck leaves.
We regularly move warehouses and stockrooms in Saint-Laurent, Anjou, Saint-Léonard, Lachine, LaSalle, Dorval, Pointe-Claire, Montréal-Est, Laval, Boucherville, Longueuil, Saint-Hubert, Terrebonne and Mirabel. We also move inventory between Montreal and other cities in Quebec and Ontario for businesses opening new distribution points.
Two to three months before: confirm the new lease, review the new layout and contact your movers for a survey.
Six weeks before: design the new rack layout and location codes, order new racking if needed and plan IT and phone installation.
Four weeks before: clear obsolete stock, damaged pallets and scrap, and decide what goes to storage.
Two weeks before: label zones, update your inventory system and inform carriers and customers of any schedule changes.
Move week: confirm dock bookings, prepare buffer stock and walk through the plan with your shift leads and our crew lead.
E-commerce fulfilment rooms. Online sellers need picking to resume immediately. We move shelving and bins by location code, so your pick lists work on day one.
Distribution warehouses. Larger spaces with pallet racking, multiple docks and high volumes are moved in phases, often overnight, with buffer stock to keep orders flowing.
Wholesale and import stockrooms. Cartons and pallets of mixed goods are inventoried, wrapped and loaded by supplier or category.
Retail back-of-house and stockrooms. Overflow storage for shops and showrooms is moved alongside the store itself. See our retail store moving service.
Parts and service depots. Small parts, tools and spare components are packed in labelled totes so technicians can find them quickly.
A move is the perfect opportunity to improve how your warehouse works. Before the move, look at your fastest-moving products and place them closest to packing stations and docks. Group items that are often ordered together. Leave space for growth in each zone, and plan clear aisles that meet your equipment’s turning needs.
Share the final layout with your coordinator at least two weeks before moving day. We will label every pallet and rack component to match it, so the crew can unload directly into the right place instead of staging everything on the floor and sorting later. This saves hours of double handling and gets your team picking sooner.
Your warehouse management system, barcode scanners and label printers are just as important as the shelves. Before the move, set up the new location codes in your system and print labels for each bay. On move day, scanners, printers, computers and networking equipment are packed in anti-static materials and kept together. At the new site, they are delivered to the warehouse office and packing stations first so your team can test them while the crew finishes unloading. Conveyors, scales and packing tables are reassembled according to the new layout.
Many warehouse moves are short: a new building in the same industrial park or a larger space a few kilometres away. These moves can use more trips with smaller loads and are often completed over one or two nights. Longer moves, such as a relocation from Montreal to Laval, the South Shore or another province, require fuller truckloads, careful load planning and a schedule that accounts for travel time. In both cases, the zone-by-zone labelling system and guaranteed flat-fee pricing stay the same, so your team knows exactly what to expect.
In most cases, yes. By moving overnight, in phases and with buffer stock, we help you keep shipping throughout the move.
Yes. Our crews dismantle pallet racking and shelving, transport it bundled by bay and reinstall it according to your new layout.
Every pallet, bin and rack component is labelled with its old and new location, and we follow a zone-by-zone moving sequence.
Yes. We bring pallet jacks, dollies, straps and load bars. Forklift work at your site can be done by your operators or coordinated as part of the plan.
Yes. We can store overflow, seasonal or buffer stock in secure storage and deliver it when you need it.
After a survey, we provide a guaranteed flat fee based on pallets, racking, access, distance, timing and any storage.
Small stockrooms can move in a day. Larger warehouses are often moved over several nights or weekends in phases.
Yes. Small stockrooms and e-commerce fulfilment rooms can often be moved in a single day or evening.
Yes. We move inventory and racking between Montreal and other cities in Quebec and Ontario.
Tell us how many pallets, racks and docks you have, and where you are moving. We will build a zone-by-zone plan with a guaranteed flat fee.
Call: (514) 458-7786 · Visit: 433 Jarry St W #201, Montreal, QC H3N 1E7
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