Brooklyn is its own city in every way that matters to a move — 2.7 million people spread across dozens of neighborhoods, each with its own building stock, block rules, and parking headaches. A crew that knows how to load a Park Slope brownstone doesn’t automatically know how to book a Williamsburg freight elevator. Our yard sits at 758 4th Avenue in Sunset Park, so dispatch, trucks, and crews start every job already inside the borough instead of driving in from New Jersey or Long Island.
A two-mover crew runs $145/hr, three movers $190/hr, four movers $235/hr, with each additional mover adding $50/hr — or book a flat rate for anything 3-bedroom and up, from $1,575 to $2,300. A $175 deposit holds the date and is credited to your final invoice.
Brooklyn Rates, Straight Up
Two movers on the clock is $145/hr, bump to three and it’s $190/hr, four runs $235/hr — skip the guessing and have Anthony or Marcus walk the place, then you get a written figure instead
Third-floor walk-up or a brownstone co-op that won’t let a truck near the block without a COI on file, doesn’t change how Brooklyn jobs get handled — paperwork's sorted beforehand, basic coverage rides along free, and a fifth mover onward adds $50/hr.
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