Queens County starts about ten minutes from base, right across Newtown Creek from Greenpoint — Long Island City, Astoria, Ridgewood, and Maspeth show up on the schedule as often as Kings County does. The building stock is a close cousin to north Brooklyn’s: converted industrial lofts in LIC and Ridgewood with the same loading-dock quirks as Williamsburg, and pre-war walk-ups in Astoria that need the same stair count before a crew size gets quoted.
Rates don’t change by borough — $145/hr for 2 movers, $190/hr for 3, $235/hr for 4, and the $175 deposit comes off the final bill. For a converted-loft building in LIC or Ridgewood, the office locks in the certificate of insurance and any freight-elevator window with management before the truck leaves Brooklyn. Call (718) 502-7431 for a Queens County crew size and arrival window.
Queens County 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 Queens County jobs get handled — paperwork's sorted beforehand, basic coverage rides along free, and a fifth mover onward adds $50/hr.
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