In order to estimate the amount your mover in Rhode Island is going to charge you for labor, you first need to estimate the number of hours they’ll have to work, by the number of workers you’ll expect to have working on your home, and then multiply these by the hourly rate.
If you live in a two-bedroom apartment in the middle of Rhode Island, and you anticipate that you’ll need a three-man team four hours to move, the estimated amount you’ll have to pay for labor will be:
3×4×100 = $1200.
Add about $400 for accessory services and  $300 for tips and your total will hover around $1,900 for moving the contents of a two-bedroom apartment in Rhode Island.