One written figure, up front
Here’s how an honest quote comes together at Nava Bros Moving. Talk us through where you’re starting and where you’re ending up, the flights of stairs at both ends, the date, and the complications — a piano, a gun safe, a Walnut Creek building COI, a gated-subdivision move-in window over in Brentwood, storage to ride out a slow closing. We absorb that entire picture and return a single price to you, on paper. What you pay is that figure. Stairs add nothing. Heavy pieces add nothing. The drive adds nothing. As a rough benchmark, a two-mover crew is around $145 an hour, and our flat jobs tend to land near $550 for a studio or one-bedroom, about $1,400 for a two-bedroom, and roughly $2,500 for a three-bedroom — though the written price you receive is built around your actual move, not pulled off a chart.
What to have ready
- Both addresses, plus how many flights of stairs and which gate code apply at either end
- The date you’ve settled on, or roughly the window you’re working toward
- An approximate count of rooms, and a note on anything heavy or awkwardly shaped
- Whether the destination building expects a certificate of insurance on file or a freight elevator held
- Whether your move also needs packing or a stretch of climate-controlled storage
The fuller the picture you give us at the start, the tighter the number comes out and the fewer surprises make it to move day. Send it across, your written price comes back fast, and once it’s on paper we hold the line on it.