Top Rated Movers in Richmond

Distinguished Movers has been serving Richmond for 7 years. We pride ourselves on providing a cost-effective and stress-free moving experience for our customers.

The Only Moving Company in Richmond That You Need

We have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, which shows our commitment to providing excellent moving services to Richmond residents. Another sign of a good business is its customer feedback. On Google, we have 4.9 stars on over 100 reviews from our customers. Whether you are a first time customer or a repeat customer, Distinguished Movers strives to exceed your expectations.

  • Affordable Rates
  • Reliable Services
  • No Hidden Fees
  • Clean & Well-Maintained Trucks
  • Professional Movers

At Distinguished Movers, we are experts in both residential and commercial moving. We also offer cleaning, packing/unpacking, and junk removal services to help ensure our customers have reliable options during their move.

Our Moving Services

  • Local Moves
  • Long Distance Moves
  • Condo/Apartment Moves
  • House Moves
  • Office Moves
  • Commercial Moves
  • Richmond Storage Moves
  • Richmond Junk Removal
  • Piano Moves
  • Cleaning
  • Packing
  • Custom Moves

Richmond Moving Service Pricing

Our mission is to provide clear, transparent and affordable prices to our customers. Please contact us if you would like more information about our services or prices. At Distinguished Movers we follow the guidelines set forth by Employment Standards and WorkSafe BC, which includes regulations on employee work hours, breaks, overtime, and minimum daily work hours.

We require payment in full on the day your move is completed, with no exceptions.
Please ensure you are present, at all times, on the day of the move.
Packing supplies are not included.

Trailer (7' x 14')


  • $120 / hour (2 movers)
    $160 / hour (3 movers)
    $210 / hour (4 movers)
  • Piano Moving (Extra Charge)
  • Seniors' & Veterans' Discounts
  • 4 Hour Minimum Charge
    (3 Hours Labour + 1 Hour Travel)
  • Additional Travel Time*
    (When Applicable)
  • 7% Fuel Surcharge
  • Overtime After 8 Hours
  • Security Deposit required
    7-day Cancellation Notice

5 Ton (22ft Box)


  • $135 / hour (2 movers)
    $175 / hour (3 movers)
    $225 / hour (4 movers)
  • Piano Moving (Extra Charge)
  • Seniors' & Veterans' Discounts
  • 4 Hour Minimum Charge
    (3 Hours Labour + 1 Hour Travel)
  • Additional Travel Time*
    (When Applicable)
  • 7% Fuel Surcharge
  • Overtime After 8 Hours
  • Security Deposit required
    7-day Cancellation Notice

7 Ton (26ft+ Box)


  • $145 / hour (2 movers)
    $185 / hour (3 movers)
    $235 / hour (4 movers)
  • Piano Moving (Extra Charge)
  • Seniors' & Veterans' Discounts
  • 4 Hour Minimum Charge
    (3 Hours Labour + 1 Hour Travel)
  • Additional Travel Time*
    (When Applicable)
  • 7% Fuel Surcharge
  • Overtime After 8 Hours
  • Security Deposit required
    7-day Cancellation Notice

Additional Travel Time*

(Outside of Central Coquitlam)

There is an additional travel time charge of 0.25 hours that is added for each city that is passed during your move. This charge is only applicable to locations that are not within a reasonable distance from our office.


What Our Customers Say

Our mission is to provide clear, transparent and affordable prices to our customers. Please contact us if you would like more information.
At Distinguished Movers we follow the guidelines set forth by Employment Standards and WorkSafe BC, which includes regulations on employee work hours and breaks.

About Richmond

Richmond, BC, was founded as a city in 1990 and this article shows the history of the city of Richmond and its current status. Richmond was a county town in 1879, and was granted citizenship in 1990 due to population growth.

The first bridge connecting Richmond to the mainland was built in 1889 and a railway link existed until 1902. The first bridge on the north arm was built in 1887, with the Oak Street Bridge and the first West Arm Bridge. In 1894, the Alex Fraser Bridge was opened, connecting Richmond with Surrey and the Delta. On July 1, 1995, a road bridge is built in Oak, giving Richmond its first public transportation link to Vancouver Island, making it a place to live, work and start a business.

Richmond offers leisure space and 145 parks to explore and use, including the largest parking system in the city, Richmond Park System. The city is home to a variety of cultural heritage facilities, including a museum, public library, art centre and a number of museums and galleries. Observation platforms such as the Wildlife Viewing Centre and the Natural History Museum also provide a city feel. It includes an outdoor amphitheatre overlooking the river and a large open-air theatre.

TransLink connects Richmond to Vancouver on several routes, including the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways. The Canada Line Skytrain runs from Richmond to downtown Vancouver in less than an hour, even during rush hour. Vancouver is just a short drive away, so you can see the Vancouver Canucks playing at Rogers Arena.