Apartment moves need their own playbook, not a scaled-down version of a house move. Daddy’s Moving files the certificate of insurance to property management before every move day, and freight-elevator time is booked, not improvised, across Downtown Brooklyn-adjacent complexes, Park Slope garden apartments, and Prospect Heights mid-rises. Jordan Blake’s crew knows the leasing-office paperwork for most five boroughs buildings.
What the apartment service covers
- COI sent to property management before move day
- Freight-elevator booking and loading-dock time reserved
- Stairwell-certified crews for walk-ups without elevator access
- Floor-protection runners through lobbies and shared corridors
- Zero-damage claims process on file with most managers
- Pads and shrink-wrap on every piece, no surcharge
Apartment pricing in Brooklyn
Most apartment loads price on flat figures: studio and 1BR $349, 2BR $749. Third-floor and up without elevator access adds a flat stair-fee, not an hourly penalty. A $99 deposit holds the date, and Tuesday-through-Thursday bookings save another 10%. Get the apartment figure.
What is not included
Apartment pricing covers truck, crew, pads, and one floor of standard carry. Pre-pack service, piano work, and second-property carries into short-term storage are separate line items. Home.
What’s Included
- COI filed to property management before move day
- Freight-elevator and loading-dock time reserved
- Stairwell-certified crews for walk-up units
- Zero-damage claims process on file
- Floor-protection runners through lobbies, corridors
- Third-floor stair-fee flat, not hourly
What Does It Cost?
Hourly or one flat price — a two-mover AGM crew opens at $119/hr, the lowest in the borough, with flat bands starting at $349
Two movers, the truck, blankets, and dollies all come in the price, billed either by the hour at $119 / $159 / $199 or as one locked flat rate set by your home size. No hidden fees, ever.
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