Keelesdale-Eglinton West Movers, Toronto

A house, more often than not. 39% of homes in Keelesdale-Eglinton West are detached, 25% are low-rise apartments and 15% sit in a building of five storeys or more. The detached share is what makes a walkthrough worth doing, because a house has a basement, a garage or both, and those are where the hours hide.

The middle job in the pooled set ran 3.25 hours on site, with half of them between 3 and 5.5 hours and 77% graded small. Households here run to 2.6 people and 59% of homes are owned, so more of the local work is a full house than that small share suggests. Time on the road inside the city is not billed.

The 50 southwest Toronto communities that border one another here, this one included, and their 143 completed residential moves. Fort York-Liberty Village provides 10, Annex and High Park North 9 each, and Alderwood, Etobicoke City Centre and Junction Area 8 apiece. A median built on one neighbourhood and a handful of jobs would say less than this does.

On the detached blocks a driveway usually solves it. Where it does not, Toronto publishes nothing covering a moving truck standing at a residential curb, and its street occupation permit is written for containers, so 311 is the number to call with the address. Do that in the week before, not on the morning.