Moving Services in Regina, SK

At Masters' Guild, we provide reliable moving services to make your relocation smooth and hassle-free. Whether you're looking for local movers or trusted moving companies, our experienced team is equipped to handle everything from packing and transportation to unloading. Let us simplify your move with precision and care.

Moving Services in Regina, SK: Local move (2-3 movers + truck) typically runs $110–$180 CAD in 2026; the other common jobs below range from $350 to $8,000, depending mostly on shipment weight and distance. Post your job free on Masters' Guild to get offers from ID-verified local pros; payment is held until the work is done.

What moving services costs in Regina, SK (2026)

Typical moving services prices in Regina, SK (CAD, 2026) — low to high per job

Job	Typical range (CAD)	Unit
Local move (2-3 movers + truck)	$110–$180	per hour
Long-distance move, 2-bedroom home	$4,000–$6,000	per job
Long-distance move, 3-bedroom+ home	$5,000–$8,000	per job
Full-service packing	$350–$1,600	per job
DIY truck rental, one-way long-distance	$1,600–$3,600	per job

Estimates: typical Canadian ranges adjusted for Regina's regional price level (in line with the national average; estimate (Numbeo Cost of Living Index, mid-2026: Regina 63.1 vs. ~63.3 average across major Canadian cities / 63.0 Canada country index)). Get two or three quotes for your exact job.

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Our skilled movers specialize in local relocations, offering fast and efficient services tailored to your needs. From packing to unloading, we ensure a seamless transition.

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From packing and loading to transportation and unloading, our full-service team takes care of every aspect of your move.

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Moving Services We Offer

Masters' Guild provides tailored moving solutions to meet your needs:

Local Movers: Fast and efficient relocation services.
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Custom Moving Quotes: Transparent pricing for a worry-free experience.
Full-Service Moving: Packing, transportation, and unloading handled by professionals.

What's different about moving services in Regina

Regina’s semi-arid continental climate makes move-day planning seasonal: January averages −9.3°C highs and −20.0°C lows, while annual snowfall reaches 104.6 cm. Wide freeze-thaw swings, deep frost depth, and expansive clay soils can add practical concerns around exterior access and foundation-adjacent areas. Much of the city’s housing is single-detached and basement-equipped, and about 20% of private dwellings were built before 1960. Ask movers to assess stairs, basement access, carrying distance, and the items that need careful handling before they quote.

For moves in Cathedral, The Crescents, or Downtown, describe the pickup and drop-off access clearly, including stairs, elevators, long carries, or any need for a shuttle truck. Saskatchewan does not require a household-goods-mover licence; verify the mover’s municipal business licence, WCB coverage, and cargo/liability insurance. Canada has no federal mover licensing, so also confirm provincial business registration and consider CAMM membership. Get a written binding or not-to-exceed estimate, particularly when packing, storage-in-transit, or full-value protection is involved.

What moves the price in Regina

Winter snow and severe January temperatures can complicate exterior access and scheduling.
Basement-equipped single-detached homes can mean stairs and heavy-item handling.
Older pre-1960 housing may require closer assessment of stairs and access.
Downtown moves may involve elevators, long carries, or shuttle-truck access needs.

Licensing and permits in Saskatchewan

No provincial licence. None (municipal business licence + provincial trucking rules only). Saskatchewan has no household-goods-mover licence — ask instead for the mover's municipal business licence, WCB coverage, and cargo/liability insurance.

Residential building permits in Saskatchewan are issued and enforced by the local municipality (city, town, or rural municipality) under the province's Uniform Building and Accessibility Standards Act, which adopted the 2020 National Building Code, National Plumbing Code and National Energy Code effective January 1, 2024 — there is no province-wide permit office. In Regina, permits come from the Building Standards and Inspections Branch, City of Regina (Planning and Development Services).

Tax: PST applies to 'services to real property': a contractor repairing, installing, or improving real property must charge 6% PST on the total contract price (labour, materials, and related charges combined), per Saskatchewan's PST bulletins (e.g. PST-38); labour on new construction is generally PST-exempt while the materials used remain taxable, so treatment depends on whether the job is new construction versus a repair/improvement service — GST at 5% applies to the labour/service either way.

Best time to book in Regina

Book 4-8 weeks ahead and move in late September through November instead of summer to save roughly 20-30%. Peak demand: May, June, July, August and September. Typical job length: Local: 4-8 hours in a day. Long-distance: 1-3 weeks from pickup to delivery depending on route and carrier scheduling..

DIY or pro? A DIY one-way truck rental is reasonable for a small household willing to pack, load, and drive itself; hire full-service movers for long-distance, heavy/bulky items, stairs-heavy access, or when time and physical ability are limited.

Areas we cover in Regina

Pros on Masters' Guild take moving services jobs across Regina neighborhoods including Cathedral, The Crescents, Downtown, Al Ritchie, Lakeview, Albert Park, Whitmore Park and Rosemont/Mount Royal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do movers in Regina, SK need a licence?

Saskatchewan has no household-goods-mover licence. Before booking, ask for the mover’s municipal business licence, WCB coverage, cargo/liability insurance, and provincial business registration; CAMM membership is also worth confirming.

When should I book a move in Regina, SK?

May through September is peak moving season, especially August. Book 4–8 weeks ahead; moving from late September through November instead of summer can save roughly 20–30%.

How long does a local move take in Regina?

A local move typically takes 4–8 hours in one day. The actual timing depends on access at both homes, including stairs, elevators, long carries, and whether a shuttle truck is needed.

Sources: Our Moving Services cost guide · www.freightwaves.com · www.getbellhops.com. Updated 2026-09-12.

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