Your team of expert movers in Beloeil

Beloeil is growing: in the 2021 Census, it had 24,104 residents, 7.3% more than in 2016, and one dwelling in ten (10.0%) dated from 2016 to 2021. Single-detached houses made up 59.3% of occupied dwellings, 64.3% of homes had at least three bedrooms, and seven households in ten owned their home (71.9%). People move, too: 40.2% of residents had changed address over the previous five years.

The City’s fees by-law provides for a request to store equipment or materials on the public road, and a penalty for anything left there without a roadway permission. If your boxes or furniture have to wait on the roadway, apply ahead of time.

Several collections, bulky items among them, are now run by the MRC de la Vallée-du-Richelieu. The large item pickup comes once a month, and you have to book it before the Friday noon beforehand: worth doing as soon as your moving date is set. The old rue Dupré ecocentre is closed. Residents now go to the regional ecocentre at 60 rue Fisher, in Mont-Saint-Hilaire.

In winter, overnight street parking is banned from 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. until March 31, with some nights when the ban is lifted from December 1. Signing up for Alertes Beloeil, which is free, lets you know in time. For everyday trips, public transit is free: you board without a ticket or proof of residence. And for a business move, the industrial zone runs along autoroute 20, near autoroutes 30 and 10 and route 116.

Once you have settled in, the municipal library is free for every resident. If you are arriving with a pet, animal services have been handled by the SPCA Roussillon since January 1, 2024. And if you are buying, a tax bill over $300 is paid in four instalments. Once signed up on the Voilà platform, you see it online and no longer get it on paper.

For prices, see How much does a move cost?