Rocky Ridge Movers, Calgary

One-bedrooms are 21% of Rocky Ridge's own book: 6 completed moves, two movers and one truck, a median of $532 and 3.5 hours on site. Both bands are tight, half of them between 3.06 and 4.31 hours and between $499 and $669, which is what an hourly rate does to a load that barely varies. Six jobs is a small sample, so read the median as its midpoint. What moves a job inside that band is stairs and how far the truck can park from the door.

Two-bedrooms are the largest slice of Rocky Ridge's book at 39%, and 11 of them stand behind these figures: two movers, one truck, a median of $710 and 4.25 hours on site. The price band is the wide one on this page, half of them falling anywhere between $369 and $1,117, while the hours band is tight at 4 to 6.5. Read that as a reminder that stairs, a lift and where the truck can stand move a day at this size more than the bedroom count does.

Fewer than five moves of this size sit inside Rocky Ridge's own boundary, so this card is drawn from 174 three-bedroom house and townhouse moves across northwest Calgary. It is three movers and one truck, a median of $1,463 and 7 hours on site, with half running between 4.75 and 8.75 hours and half falling between $998 and $2,079. At this size the basement, the garage and how much is boxed before the crew arrives decide the day rather than the bedroom count.

Also a northwest Calgary figure rather than a Rocky Ridge one: 61 four-bedroom-plus house moves, three movers and one truck, a median of $1,730 and 7 hours on site. That is the same median day as a three-bedroom across the same set. What separates them is the price, $1,730 against $1,463, and the spread: half of these ran between 5.25 and 9.75 hours and half fell between $1,109 and $2,458. A walkthrough before the date is what says where in that band a house sits.