Kelowna, Vernon, the Lower Mainland and points between. The crew that loads your truck in Penticton is the crew that unloads it at the other end.
Road distances and normal driving times. Winter takes longer.
Big van lines often combine loads and shuffle them between warehouses, so your sofa can spend a week in a depot. We load your place, drive it there and unload it. Nothing gets transferred, and you know who has it the whole way.
Kelowna60 kmAbout 1 hour
Yes, often. Kelowna and West Kelowna are about an hour up Highway 97 from our yard in Penticton.
Vernon115 kmAbout 1 hr 45
Call and ask. It depends on the time of year, the load and the calendar.
We’ve done the Penticton to Chilliwack run in February, with snow on the passes, and kept the customer posted the whole way.
The Coquihalla and the Okanagan Connector need winter tires from October 1 to April 30, and Highway 3 over Allison Pass can close in a storm.
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We check DriveBC before we leave, and if the road says wait, we wait.
Chilliwack300 kmAbout 3 hr 30
Jeremy and Ryan did an amazing job for me in February. They were super friendly and braved the snowy mountain passes moving me from Penticton to Chilliwack - and stayed in communication with me the whole time so I knew when to expect them. Really happy with them … A+
Vancouver395 kmAbout 5 hours
Yes. Penticton to Vancouver is about five hours by the Connector and the Coquihalla. Winter can add time, so plan for some flexibility from November to March.
You’ll get a clear estimate before you book, based on what’s moving and where it’s going. Nothing gets added at the other end without a conversation first.
Yes. We can drive out, load up and bring it all back, or meet a rental truck or container here and unload it.
Jeremy usually gets back to you within the hour.
