Bronx movers who price the stairs before they climb them
Leo's Moving Company gives Bronx renters and homeowners a guaranteed all-inclusive flat price in minutes — no hourly clock running while a crew carries your sofa up a six-floor walk-up.
- Flat-fee pricing locked in before you book — not billed by the hour
- Free certificate of insurance for your building or managing agent
- Crews who work pre-war walk-ups, tight stairwells and service entrances
What makes a Bronx move different
Stairs, service entrances and street parking are the three things that turn an hourly quote into a bill you did not expect. All three are priced in before you book.
Stairs are in the price, not the invoice
Flights at both addresses are part of the quote. A fourth-floor walk-up is a known number before the truck leaves, not a surcharge discovered on the day.
COI handled with your building
Co-ops and managed buildings along the Grand Concourse and in Riverdale usually want a certificate of insurance naming the agent. We prepare it free.
Same crew, start to finish
The team that wraps your furniture at the old address is the team that carries it into the new one. No handoffs partway through the day.
Same-borough moves priced as such
Bronx to Bronx is our cheapest distance band. You are not paying a citywide rate to move ten blocks.
Bronx neighborhoods we serve
From the Riverdale hills to the Sound shore — houses, walk-ups and elevator buildings alike.
Northwest Bronx
Hillside houses, pre-war co-ops and elevator buildings around the Riverdale ridge.
Central Bronx
Grand Concourse pre-war blocks, university housing and dense walk-up streets.
South Bronx
Newer elevator developments alongside older four and five storey walk-ups.
East Bronx
Single-family houses, driveways and waterfront streets out toward the Sound.
Every Bronx neighborhood we cover
From the biggest hubs to the smaller pockets in between — if it is in the Bronx, we move it.
- Riverdale
- Kingsbridge
- Spuyten Duyvil
- Fordham
- Belmont
- Tremont
- Mount Hope
- University Heights
- Morris Heights
- Highbridge
- Concourse
- Mott Haven
- Port Morris
- Melrose
- Hunts Point
- Longwood
- Soundview
- Castle Hill
- Parkchester
- Morris Park
- Pelham Bay
- Throgs Neck
- Country Club
- City Island
- Co-op City
- Williamsbridge
- Norwood
- Bedford Park
- Wakefield
- Eastchester
Bronx moving FAQ
Yes. A large share of Bronx buildings are three to six storey walk-ups, and flights of stairs at either address are priced into your flat fee up front — so the number you are quoted is the number you pay.
Yes, free of charge. Many Grand Concourse and Riverdale buildings require a COI naming the managing agent before they will release the elevator or service entrance. Send us the building's requirements and we will prepare it.
Both. A move from one Bronx address to another is priced as a same-borough move, which is the cheapest band we have. Moves into Manhattan, Queens or Westchester are priced by distance band, and the band is shown before you book.
It is something we plan for rather than charge for. Our crews scout access on arrival and work with whatever legal space is available. Parking is not a surprise line item on your invoice.
Yes. Build your own itemised list online and the price appears on screen in about a minute. There is no sales call and no in-home estimate unless you want one.
Get your Bronx flat-price quote
Tell us the basics — we will follow up with your guaranteed flat price. Prefer to talk? Call (917) 595-0131.