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2750 Stevenage Dr, Ottawa, Ontario, K1G 5N2, Canada

(613) 749-8034 www.kinetovanlines.com/contact

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Bonnie Ade

Jun 12, 2018

We used Kineto Van Lines on June 8th and we could not have asked for a better van line or crew for our move. Bob was great to deal with on the phone and our movers Rock and Ryan arrived at the specified time and were the most efficient, polite and respectful movers we could have asked for. The price was excellent and we could not have been more pleased with the entire experience. I would highly recommend this company.

Law Lee

May 16, 2017

I use Kineto Van Lines on May 5, 2017 They send me 2 men to move the furniture. Very good people and polite. I will recommend to anyone who want good moving company. In terms of price, it is very fair because I call 3 companies and get quotes. They are in the middle.

Felix Davoudi

Mar 16, 2017

Great experience. Bob and Kam are honest and reliable. They have a great staff also and look forward to make your moving experience has professional as possible. You will be happy and on the go with Kineto!

Samuel Prévost

Jul 1, 2015

Good professional movers. They arrived on time and took good care of our belongings. Make sure you get a written quote before the day of the move. The quote we received on the phone was for a 4 hour minimum charge, plus X amount for the extra hours. The company has charged us an 8 hours minimum, for a move that took less than 6 hours. This is unjustified. We called the manager, and would not budge on the contract. Overall very satisfied with the movers, very agravated about the hefty bill we were not expecting to pay. Again, make sure you ask for a written quote before the move. The manager does not believe in "the client is always right".

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