University of Toronto Movers, Toronto

Fewer than five one-bedroom jobs sit inside this boundary, so the card is cut from the 42 recorded at that size across Southwest Toronto. Two movers, one truck, 3.63 hours on site at the middle with half between 3 and 5, and a middle bill of $738 with half falling between $547 and $1,117. In a neighbourhood where 43% of households are one person, this is the size most local work resembles. Older landings and doorways are what push a job of it toward the upper end.

A second bedroom adds roughly two hours across Southwest Toronto: 5.63 hours on site at the middle, with half of the 26 at that size between 4.31 and 6 hours, on two movers and one truck. The middle bill was $1,072 and half fell between $693 and $1,514. The University of Toronto boundary has fewer than five of its own that size. With 41% of homes in low-rise buildings, a second bedroom here often means a second flight of stairs as well.

This card rests on only 6 jobs, all of them elsewhere in Southwest Toronto, because a four-bedroom-plus move is rare inside this boundary. Two movers, one truck, a middle day of 5.75 hours on site with half of the six between 3.63 and 6.56 hours, and a middle bill of $1,162 with half between $822 and $1,420. Six jobs is a direction rather than a rate. At that size the packing and the staircase decide the day far more than the bedroom count does.