Prince Rupert, British Columbia Moving Companies

North American Van Lines: The Best of Prince Rupert Moving Companies

If you're searching for a reputable moving company that you can trust, look no further than North American Van Lines. We've been serving people across the continent, including those in the Prince Rupert area for more than 80 years. We understand how to take care of our clients, and when you move with us, you can rest knowing that we'll have your items handled with care.

When you first reach out to us, one of our experienced agents will listen carefully as you describe your situation. We can give you an overview of our services, and we can start to arrange everything so that your move goes forward smoothly. If you'd like, we can get your things packed up for you so that you can have more time to focus on your other tasks. We're capable of handling things that are fragile or bulky, and when we arrive at your destination in Prince Rupert, you can simply let our agents know where you'd like everything to go.

Prince Rupert is a community of about 12,500 people located on the northwest coast of British Columbia, on Kaien Island. Since being incorporated to a city in 1910, it has been an important port and a major player in the fishing and forestry industries. Salmon and halibut have been plentiful in the nearby waters, and the neighboring forests have been a valuable resource. Notably, the city is home to the deepest ice-free natural harbor in Northern America, which means that anything going in or out of the inland passage can be conveniently transported through these waters. Anyone interested in traveling to or from Prince Rupert can also do so by plane, as regularly-scheduled flights travel between the city and Vancouver.

The natural wonders of Prince Rupert are awe-inspiring. If you're interested in sight-seeing on land, you can find a number of organized hiking trips to choose from, or you can venture out on your own up to Mt. Hays, on the Metlakatla Wilderness Trail, or around Butze Rapids. Grizzlies, bald eagles, and moose may be some of the animals you can catch a glimpse of. To learn about grizzly bears in depth, a visit to the Khutzeymateen Provincial Park is a great idea. This area of preserved land is 45 kilometers northeast of town. You can also view the towering mountaintops and the interweaving waterways from the air, taking a trip via seaplane or helicopter. You can also hop aboard a kayak or fishing boat to get a great vantage point of the small village and the rugged backdrop of the mountains.

Anyone in need of a moving company in Prince Rupert can turn to North American Van Lines. We were the first company to haul shipments over the Alaska Highway, and we know how to operate safely at any time of year. Call us to set up your free moving quote and to find out more about how we can help you.