Movers for Park Boulevard.

Park Boulevard is the Concord Pacific tower at 9887 Whalley Boulevard, right beside King George Station in Surrey City Centre. It holds about 419 homes across a 41-storey tower and a three-storey townhouse podium, and residents started moving in during the second half of 2021. Surrey knows it as the first illuminated residential tower in the city: the light display cascades down the exterior every 15 minutes on the hour. A move in or out of it is mostly a logistics problem, and we solve that before the crew arrives: where the truck stands, when the service elevator is yours, and where the wrapped furniture waits in between. One flat rate, confirmed before you book.

Loading beside King George Station

Whalley Boulevard runs along the station side of the building, and between SkyTrain riders, the buses on King George Boulevard and the shops at Park Place Plaza, the block does not have a quiet hour. A truck cannot just pull up and hope. During the quote we ask how the building handles moving trucks, whether that is a loading bay off the lane or a marked spot at the curb, and we plan the crew's route from the truck to the elevator around it. Everything is wrapped and padded before the elevator window opens, so the time on the street is spent carrying, not preparing. You know where the truck will be before move day, and that plan is part of the flat rate.

One service elevator window for 419 homes

Every high-rise in City Centre rations its service elevator, and Park Boulevard has more households than most. The reservation has to come from you through the strata or building management; we cannot make it on your behalf. Once you have the slot, tell us. We size the crew to fit your inventory into that window with room to spare, and we stage the whole load by the elevator doors before the clock starts. If the building limits move hours or asks for a damage deposit, that is worth knowing at quote time rather than on the morning of, so ask the concierge early and pass it along.

Townhomes at the base, condos above

The three-storey podium holds the townhomes, and they move differently from the tower. A townhome can often load straight from the street or the lane without touching the service elevator, which shortens the day and takes the booking out of the equation. A condo higher up runs through the lobby and the lift. We confirm which one you are in at quote time, because the crew size, the wrapping plan and the truck position all follow from it. Moving from a podium townhome up into the tower, or the other way, is one booking with both ends handled.

Moving in, moving out, or moving across City Centre

Park Boulevard sits in the middle of the cluster of towers that has grown up around King George Station, so many moves here are short hops: a rental on one side of the station to a strata home on the other, or a downsize from a house elsewhere in Surrey to a two-bedroom near the SkyTrain. Short does not mean simple when both ends have an elevator booking. We scope the move on what you own and the access at both addresses, line the two windows up, and confirm one number before anything is booked. That number is what you pay. Call or text for a flat rate quote.