Movers for Station Square Tower 2.

Station Square Tower 2 stands at 4670 Assembly Way in Burnaby, a condominium tower that anchors the Phase II towers of the Station Square development. This master-planned community in Downtown Metrotown was created by Anthem and Beedie Living and holds about 433 homes. Moving here involves navigating a busy urban address and a high-density building. We plan the truck position, the elevator window, and the staging area before move day. All three are logistics problems, and a flat rate pays for solving them upfront. You get the number confirmed before we book, and that is the price you pay.

Access on Assembly Way

Assembly Way runs through the Station Square site off Kingsway and McKay Avenue, and the surrounding streets handle a high volume of vehicles in the Metrotown core. We confirm the building's loading arrangements ahead of move day and position the truck accordingly. The crew stages everything wrapped and padded before the elevator window opens, so the booked time is spent lifting furniture instead of packing boxes. We tell you exactly what your booking needs when we quote, so nothing about the parking is discovered on the morning. The flat rate covers the truck, the crew, and this preparation.

The service elevator window

A tower with about 433 units relies on tight elevator scheduling. The reservation must come from you, through your strata or management, and in a building of this size the slots fill quickly. We calculate the honest window length for your move and ask for that specific duration. You secure the slot, we schedule the crew around it, and we stage the entire move to the window. The rate includes the lift, the packing, and the drive, with no hidden access fees.

Part of a phased development

Station Square Tower 2 is part of a larger development that began with Phase One in 2015. The original phase delivered 272 residential units and over 200,000 square feet of retail space, and Tower 2 continues that density in Downtown Metrotown. The master-planned layout means moving here often involves coordination with the broader community infrastructure. We account for the scale of the development when planning your route and the lift timing. The flat rate remains fixed regardless of the building's size or the complexity of the Phase II site.

Moving from or within Metrotown

Moves from Station Square Tower 2 head in every direction. Residents often leave for townhomes further east or for houses in quieter Burnaby neighbourhoods, while others arrive from across the city seeking the density and retail options of Downtown Metrotown. We also handle moves between buildings in the Station Square complex. A local move between towers is not a trivial job. It requires two elevator reservations, two loading plans, and one day of work. We scope whichever of these yours is from what you own and the access at both ends. We confirm the number before anything is booked, and that number is what you pay. Call or text for a flat rate quote.