Daddy’s Moving opened in 2015 on a single proposition: a Kings County moving company should charge what it says up front, not pad the bill after the truck is loaded. The yard sits at 1215 W 36th Street. The phone rings into the same office Paige Sutton has answered since 2018.
The owner
Wyatt Colson is Brooklyn‑born, and walked the halls at 36th Street High off Noland Road. He spent seven years (2012‑2019) as a loading‑dock supervisor at a New York City‑metro distribution center, watching local movers pad the bill on families who could least afford it. He opened Daddy’s Moving with one truck to keep prices honest.
The team on the truck
Eight W‑2 movers, eleven names on payroll, no day‑labor loophole. Office, dispatch, two crew chiefs and the working crew — the same names show up on the same corridor every week.
| Name | Role | On the team |
|---|---|---|
| Wyatt Colson | Owner / Operations Lead | Since 2015 |
| Paige Sutton | Office Manager / Intake | Since 2018, Park Slope local |
| Cole Whitmore | Estimator | Since 2020, Park Slope resident |
| Erin Wallace | Dispatcher / Logistics | Since 2021 |
| Jordan Blake | Crew Chief — Brooklyn/Park Slope | Since 2019 |
| Marcus Dunn | Crew Chief — Park Slope & LD | Since 2020 |
Read what they’ve done on the reviews page.
The fleet
Five trucks, all padded deck and ramp‑ready for 36th Street‑era brownstones and Park Slope subdivisions alike. Two shorter box trucks for Brooklyn apartments and load‑help calls, two mid‑size trucks for Park Slope and Crown Heights three‑bedroom flats, one long‑haul rig for the I‑70 and I‑435 long‑distance runs.
- 2 short‑deck trucks — 1BR, load‑help, tight Downtown Brooklyn streets
- 2 mid‑size trucks — 2BR/3BR homes across the corridor
- 1 long‑haul rig — LD runs and full‑pack larger jobs
How we work
Cole walks the home (or video‑calls if you’re relocating in), Erin writes the route, Wyatt signs the flat. On move day Jordan or Marcus runs the crew — you get a name and a cell number, not a call‑center queue.
- Free in‑home or video walk‑through with Cole
- Written flat figure signed by Wyatt, $99 deposit holds the date
- Erin calls to confirm the loading window the day before
- Crew arrives, wraps the staging area, loads
- Every box and piece checked off before we leave
What we won’t do
We don’t broker your job to a partner carrier and vanish. We don’t change the figure on move day, and we don’t charge a weekend tax. If a truck breaks, another truck of ours rolls. The license, the insurance and the worker comp are all in the Daddy’s name on file with New York. Browse what we actually do or call (888) 278-9005 to book.
Ready when you are
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