Moving Companies in Kitchener, Ontario

Moving from Kitchener to the U.S.?

Kitchener is the perfect mix of a larger city and a small town. The rich culture combines with beautiful surroundings and historical sites to make an ideal hometown. But as wonderful as life can be here in Ontario, if you’re looking to relocate to the States, you have a lot to figure out. One of the biggest concerns is getting your belongings across the border to the U.S. That’s where U-Pack comes in. We’re a moving service that handles all of the driving, including cross the border on your behalf. We bring the moving equipment to you in Kitchener, you load, and then deliver to your door in the U.S. Take a closer look at how it works.

The best part? It doesn’t matter where you’re moving — we cover all 50 states! Explore our locations here. 

Check rates for your move with a free moving quote. Simply call 877-453-7274 or click to get a quote.

Things You’ll Miss about Kitchener

• Local festivals. Kitchener gives residents tons of opportunities to make memories and connect with the community. Neighbours Day honors the diverse people that make up the city with garage sales, music, crafts and movie nights. The Summer Lights Festival calls itself the “most magical night in the Waterloo region,” where downtown turns into an amazing interactive, unique festival. And then there’s True North, which brings together tech entrepreneurs to debut new and fantastic technology. These one-of-a-kind events are things you won’t find anywhere else after you move. 

• Beautiful outdoor areas. Yes, there may be other places to explore outside after you move, but this area has some extraordinary spots. Whether you love canoeing the Grand River, hiking through Riverside Park or watching the wildlife at the Huron Natural Area, take time before you leave to enjoy these stunning areas.

• Rich local history. All over town, you can see remnants of the city’s rich history and step back into time. At Doon Heritage Village, you can visit 1914 and see what rural life would be like back then. The Schneider Haus National Historic Site is one of the area’s oldest homes, and it shows an entire homestead complex, complete with costumed re-enactors who bring the history to life.