Closing dates slip. Leases end before the new place is ready. Daddy’s Moving keeps a move-gap storage bay on 36th Street for exactly that stretch between the old address and the new one, billed in clean 60-day blocks instead of a confusing daily rate. Erin Wallace tracks every inventory tag on the intake sheet.
Storage options at the 36th Street bay
- Move-gap block: 60 days at $95 per month flat
- Monthly storage at $95 with no long-term contract
- Same crew loads the truck and unloads at the bay
- Inventory tagging and padded racking on every piece
- Shrink-wrap on upholstery held in storage
- Access by appointment through dispatch
How the move-gap block works
Book the load date, hand the household goods to Jordan Blake’s crew at the curb, and set the pickup date once the new Brooklyn or Park Slope address is ready. The signed block runs $95 per month for a 60-day window, with early or late release billed at the same rate. See last-minute moves.
What is not included
Storage covers the bay, racking, and inventory tagging. Pre-pack labor, piano climate handling, and long-term storage past 60 days are not part of the standard block. Home.
What’s Included
- 60-day move-gap block at $95 a month
- Same crew loads truck and unloads bay
- Inventory tagging and padded racking included
- Shrink-wrap on upholstery held in storage
- 36th Street bay, appointment-only access
- No long-term contract required
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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