Daddy’s Moving handles Downtown Brooklyn small-office relocations, Park Slope retail-strip moves, and warehouse-corridor commercial relocations with after-hours scheduling, weekend availability, and COI on file with most five boroughs property managers. Cole Whitmore walks every commercial site before the figure is signed, and the crew works quiet around open storefronts.
Commercial moves we run weekly
- Downtown Brooklyn small-office relocations
- Retail-strip turnover along US-40 and Noland Road
- Warehouse-corridor relocations along the BQE logistics belt
- After-hours and weekend scheduling for active offices
- COI on file with most five boroughs property managers
- Server, printer, and file-room specialty handling
Commercial pricing and after-hours
Most commercial loads price as a binding signed figure after a walkthrough. Hourly runs at $119 with two movers, the lowest rate in the corridor; after-hours work adds a modest scheduling premium so the office opens on time Monday. COI to the property manager before move day. Request a commercial figure.
What is not included
Commercial covers crew, truck, pads, and standard furniture reassembly. Piano and heavy-item work, server rewiring, and short-term storage for office transitions are separate. Home.
What’s Included
- COI to property manager before move day
- After-hours and weekend scheduling available
- Quiet crew respectful of open storefronts
- Server, printer, file-room specialty handling
- Warehouse-corridor relocation experience along the BQE
- Binding signed figure after site walkthrough
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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