1 Bedroom
1BR, 600 to 900 sq ft
$169 / 2 weeks
- 25 red totes
- 2 dollies
- Free delivery and pickup
Wayne County, NY
Red moving totes delivered to your door in Ontario. Flat package price, plus a small mileage fee we quote before you pay.
Ontario is the first town over the Wayne County line, straight out Route 104 from Webster. It is just past our free zone, so there is a small mileage fee, and we tell you the exact number before you pay anything.
Subdivision homes near Route 104 and lakeshore properties to the north.
Ontario is a town in the northwest corner of Wayne County, east of Rochester, with Lake Ontario as its northern boundary and Monroe County along its western line. The 2020 census counted 10,446 residents. Freeman Hopkins arrived from Rhode Island in 1806, and the town was created in 1807 as Freetown from part of Williamson. Iron ore found in 1811 supported a smelting operation that lasted into the twentieth century, and the Furnaceville furnace ran from 1825 to 1887. The Lake Ontario Shore Railroad opened in 1874. In 1970 the Robert E. Ginna nuclear power plant began commercial operation on the lakeshore about 20 miles east of Rochester; it is now owned by Constellation Energy and remains one of the oldest working reactors in the country.
Route 104 crosses the town east to west and meets Route 350 at Ontario Center. The main hamlet of Ontario is just off 104, centered on the crossing of Ridge Road and Knickerbocker Road, and it holds the town offices at 1850 Ridge Road. Ontario-on-the-Lake sits by the water in the northwest corner, Lakeside is along Route 104, Furnaceville is in the east, and Union Hill straddles the western border into Monroe County. Bear Creek and Fruitland are other named places. The census-designated place around the hamlet had 2,215 people in 2020, and the whole town spans 32.5 square miles with 3,960 households at the 2010 count.
Housing here is mostly owner-occupied. The 2010 census listed 4,145 housing units in the town with 84 percent owned by their occupants and only 4.5 percent vacant, while the hamlet itself has a higher share of rentals at about 30 percent. That mix means moves range from apartments near Ridge Road to houses on lake roads and rural lots between orchards and fields. Lakeshore streets can be windy and wet in spring and fall. The furnaces and the 1874 shore railroad are long gone, but the hamlets they served are still the points people move between. Closed totes protect belongings during a lakeshore move and stack flat in an SUV or truck bed.
All of it, including Ontario Center, Route 104, Lake Road, Furnace Road and the Lake Ontario shoreline. Zip code 14519.
Two weeks, everything included. Mileage is the only extra.
1BR, 600 to 900 sq ft
$169 / 2 weeks
2BR, 900 to 1,300 sq ft
$209 / 2 weeks
3BR, 1,300 to 1,800 sq ft
$249 / 2 weeks
Dorm room, big house or an office? See all 9 packages, from 15 to 100 totes.
Step 1
Clean totes and dollies, stacked at your door.
Step 2
Two weeks to pack, move, and unpack at your pace.
Step 3
Stack the empties. We grab them from the new place.
Some people call them plastic moving boxes, moving bins or moving crates. Same thing. They show up assembled, stack four high on the dolly, shrug off rain and snow, and go back to us when you are unpacked. No tape, no cardboard to break down, no trip to the store. See the full walkthrough
Packages start at $119 for two weeks and include the totes, a dolly, labels and zip ties. Ontario is about 28 miles from us by road, past our free 20-mile zone. Mileage is $1.25 per driving mile beyond 20, out and back, for both the delivery trip and the pickup trip: roughly $40 for the whole booking. The booking form shows your exact amount once you pick your address.
Yes. Ontario is about 22 miles from our base in Greece, which puts it in our quote zone. We charge $1.25 per driving mile beyond 20 miles, out and back, for both the delivery and the pickup trip, roughly $40 for a Ontario booking, and you see the exact total before you pay.
Subdivision homes near Route 104 and lakeshore properties to the north. More than you think. A 900 sq ft one-bedroom usually takes 40 to 50 totes once the kitchen and closets are counted. Plan on 12 to 15 for a kitchen, 8 to 10 per bedroom, 6 to 8 for a living room, 4 to 6 for closets and linens, and 12+ for a garage or basement. Our home packages run from 15 to 100 totes. When in doubt, size up: unopened totes come back with us at no charge.
Yes. People search for plastic moving boxes, moving bins, moving crates and reusable moving boxes, and they all mean the same thing: a sturdy 27 x 17 x 12 inch container with an attached lid that stacks and rolls. We call them totes.
About Ontario: facts from en.wikipedia.org, ontariotown.gov, checked September 2026.