Looking for the best moving company in Mississauga or Toronto? The five movers below all serve the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). We compared them on pricing, minimum hours, services, reviews and trust signals such as BBB ratings and Canadian Association of Movers (CAM) membership.

Whether you’re moving a condo downtown, a family home in Mississauga or an office elsewhere in the GTA, use this guide to shortlist two or three movers and ask each for a written quote.

Disclosure: This guide is published by Flash Moving Canada, which is one of the five companies listed. We’ve used the same criteria for every company. For each one, we list its limitations and where its information comes from, so you can check it yourself.

Quick Picks: GTA Moving Companies Compared

CompanyBest forHow pricing worksMinimums and travelMain services
Flash Moving CanadaOwner-operated moves in Mississauga and the west GTACustom written quoteSet out in your quoteResidential, commercial, long distance, storage, junk removal
Rent-a-SonA long track record and full-service movesWritten estimate based on volume and distanceSet out in your estimateLocal, long distance, packing, storage, piano
CARGO CABBIEPremium, full-service Toronto movesCustom quoteSet out in your quoteResidential, office, packing, supplies, storage
Miracle MoversClear published hourly ratesFrom $135/hr (2 movers and a truck)1-hr minimum, plus 1 hr of travel timeLocal, long distance, packing, storage
Let’s Get MovingLarger homes and office movesFrom $179/hr (2 movers and a truck)3-hr minimum for small movesResidential, commercial, packing, storage

Rates were checked on November 11, 2026, and can change by date and season. Confirm current pricing with each company before booking.

Why Choose a Local Mississauga Moving Company?

A large GTA-wide mover and a local one can both do a good job. For moves within Mississauga and the west GTA, a local company has a few practical advantages:

Flash Moving Canada is one example of a Mississauga-based, owner-operated mover. Larger companies such as Rent-a-Son and Let’s Get Moving may suit you better for long-distance moves or very large jobs.

How We Compared These Moving Companies

We looked at five things that affect what a move actually costs and how it goes on the day:

  1. Pricing clarity: whether rates are published, and what counts toward the bill (minimum hours, travel time, supplies).
  2. Reviews: ratings and review volume on Google, HomeStars and MovingWaldo.
  3. Trust signals: BBB rating and accreditation, CAM membership and stated insurance.
  4. Services and coverage: the types of move each company handles and the areas it serves.
  5. Who handles your move: the size of the company, and who you’ll deal with on the day.

Sources: Each company’s own website, plus its public profiles on HomeStars, the Better Business Bureau, MovingWaldo and Google. The specific profile pages are linked in each company section below. Ratings and prices were checked on November 11, 2026. They change often, so always confirm the details directly before you book.

1. Flash Moving Canada

Flash Moving Canada is an owner-operated mover based in Mississauga. It serves Mississauga, Toronto, Brampton, Oakville, Milton and Etobicoke, within about 30 km of its office. See our full guide to movers in Mississauga. The founder, Sam, has close to ten years in GTA moving, including time as an operations manager at a large mover running 35 trucks.

Services

Residential moves, office and commercial moves, long-distance moves, short-term storage and junk removal before a move.

Pricing

Each job is quoted individually in writing. Flash says its quotes don’t add separate fuel surcharges or stair fees. Quote requests get a reply the same day.

Reviews

Flash’s reviews from 2026 customers on its Google Business Profile mention punctuality, careful handling and communication.

Pros and limitations

Best for: Homeowners, renters and small businesses in Mississauga and the west GTA who want one accountable contact and a fixed written quote.

Get a free moving quote or call or text (647) 259-7500.

2. Rent-a-Son

Rent-a-Son is a Toronto-based mover with more than 20 years in business. It handles local, provincial, long-distance and cross-border moves. It is an agent of North American Van Lines and a certified member of the Canadian Association of Movers.

Services

Local and long-distance moves, packing, storage, piano moving and wardrobe boxes. It moves both homes and businesses.

Pricing

Rent-a-Son prices moves on volume and distance and gives written estimates. It doesn’t publish hourly rates, so you’ll need a quote to compare it with hourly movers.

Reviews and recognition

Pros and limitations

Best for: Families who want an established, full-service mover with a long review history.

3. CARGO CABBIE

CARGO CABBIE is a Toronto mover based in Etobicoke. It is led by its founder and CEO, Javier. The company says it has been named one of Toronto’s best moving companies for 14 years in a row across platforms including HomeStars, BlogTO, Houzz and ThreeBestRated.

Services

Household and office moves, professional packing, moving supplies and kits, reusable bin rental and storage.

Pricing

CARGO CABBIE quotes each move individually. HomeStars reviewers who moved one-bedroom condos report paying about $750 and $1,100 all-in. These are individual customers’ figures, not published rates. Your price will depend on the date, the amount you’re moving and building access.

Reviews

CARGO CABBIE has a large number of 10/10 reviews on HomeStars. Reviewers often mention the crew’s care, punctuality and the packing service.

Pros and limitations

Best for: Toronto condo and home moves where you want packing and supplies handled for you.

4. Miracle Movers

Miracle Movers has been based in Markham since 2008. It serves the GTA and beyond, with pickups up to 150 km from its base. It’s one of the few movers on this list that publishes its hourly rates.

Services

Local and long-distance moves, item delivery, packing and unpacking, moving supplies and storage.

Pricing

CrewHourly rate
2 movers and a truck$135/hr
3 movers and a truck$199/hr

Rates are from MovingWaldo. The minimum is one hour, and one hour of travel time is added at the hourly rate. For example, a 4-hour move with 2 movers would come to about $135 × 5 hours = $675, before any fixed fees and tax.

Reviews and recognition

Pros and limitations

Best for: Organised movers who want to estimate the cost themselves from a published hourly rate.

5. Let’s Get Moving

Let’s Get Moving is a Toronto-founded mover that now operates in several Canadian cities. It handles everything from small apartment moves to large homes and office relocations. It is a member of the Canadian Association of Movers.

Services

Residential moves, office and commercial moves, packing, storage and long-distance moves. Its largest trucks are 28 feet, which suits big homes.

Pricing

Let’s Get Moving’s MovingWaldo profile lists $179/hr for 2 movers and a truck and $259/hr for 3 movers, with a 3-hour minimum for small moves. Ask whether travel time and supplies are charged on top.

Reviews and insurance

Pros and limitations

Best for: Larger homes and office moves that need big trucks and bigger crews.

Which Mover Is Right for You?

If you want…Consider
One accountable contact and a fixed written quote in Mississauga or the west GTAFlash Moving Canada
The longest track record, or a long-distance or cross-border moveRent-a-Son
Packing, supplies and moving handled together in TorontoCARGO CABBIE
To estimate the cost yourself from published hourly ratesMiracle Movers
Large trucks for a big home or an office moveLet’s Get Moving

Whatever you choose, get two or three written quotes and compare them on the same terms. If you’re moving out of the GTA, see our guide to long-distance moving companies in Toronto.

5 Things to Check Before Hiring a Mover in Ontario

The Ontario government’s guide to hiring a mover is worth reading before you sign anything. At a minimum, check these five things:

  1. A written estimate. Get it in writing, and ask whether it’s binding or only an estimate that could change on moving day.
  2. Insurance and liability. Ask for proof of liability and cargo insurance, and find out how much the mover will pay per item if something is damaged.
  3. What’s included in the price. Confirm the minimum hours, travel time, fuel, stairs or long-carry charges, and the cost of supplies.
  4. How damage claims work. Ask how to report damage, the deadline for doing so, and how long claims take to settle.
  5. Reputation across platforms. Check reviews on more than one site (Google, HomeStars, BBB) and look for CAM membership.

For more detail, read how to choose a moving company in Toronto.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which moving company in Toronto is the best?

There’s no official ranking. The best mover depends on your move. CARGO CABBIE suits full-service Toronto moves, Rent-a-Son suits buyers who want a long track record, and Let’s Get Moving suits large homes and offices. See our Toronto moving company guide for more.

Who are the best movers in Mississauga?

Flash Moving Canada is based in Mississauga and focuses on the west GTA. Miracle Movers, Let’s Get Moving and Rent-a-Son also serve Mississauga as part of wider GTA coverage. Compare written quotes from at least two of them.

How much do movers cost in Toronto and Mississauga?

Published rates for 2 movers and a truck currently start at about $135 to $179 an hour, before minimum hours, travel time and tax. Flat-rate and custom quotes vary with the size of your home, the date and building access.

Do movers charge for travel time?

Many hourly movers do. Miracle Movers, for example, adds one hour of travel at the hourly rate. Others build travel into a flat quote. Always ask before you book.

How far in advance should I book movers in Toronto?

Book two to four weeks ahead for most moves. For end-of-month dates or summer weekends, book four to eight weeks ahead, because these are the busiest times in the GTA.

Is it cheaper to hire hourly or flat-rate movers?

Hourly pricing can work well for smaller, straightforward moves where the crew can finish within a predictable time. A fixed written quote may be more suitable for larger moves or properties with difficult access. Before booking, compare the total estimated cost, including travel time, minimum hours, supplies and additional fees.

Are moving companies in Ontario insured?

Reputable movers carry liability and cargo insurance, but coverage varies. Ask for proof of insurance and find out how much the mover pays per item if something is damaged.

What should a written moving estimate include?

The crew size, truck size, hourly rate or flat price, any minimum hours, travel time, supplies, extra charges for stairs or long carries, and whether the estimate is binding.

Ready to Move?

If you’re moving in Mississauga or the west GTA and want the owner involved from the quote to the last box, Flash Moving Canada can help. Request a free written moving quote and get a reply the same day, or call or text Sam.

Get a free moving quote Call (647) 259-7500

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