Cobble Hill is one of the tightest housing-stock pockets in Brooklyn — 1850s Greek Revival and Italianate row houses, full stoops, narrow turn stairs, and the F train side of the neighborhood where the curb-cuts get protected by Court Street merchants who do not appreciate a double-parked 26′.
1850s row houses, narrow turn stairs
- Tariq Williams chiefs most Cobble Hill jobs — 8 years on these blocks
- Stair turn measured at quote, pieces marked for disassembly
- Banister covers, jamb pads, runner from stoop to top landing
- Plaster-friendly 2-mover lift rule, no shoulder bumps
- Heirloom hutches and pier mirrors get wood crates, not pads
- $215/hr local rate or signed flat — your choice at quote
Court St curb, F train side
The F train side — Bergen, Warren, Baltic — runs on alternate-side cleaning Tue and Fri. The permit pulls the truck out of that rotation for the booked move-day window. Anthony does the quote walkthrough in person; Tariq runs the crew on the day.
What's Covered
- 1850s Greek Revival/Italianate row-house discipline
- Tariq-led crews, 8 years on Cobble Hill blocks
- Stair turn measurement and marked-disassembly list
- Streets & San moving permit 5 days ahead
- Court St merchant-corridor curb coordination
- Wood crates for heirloom hutches and pier mirrors
Cobble Hill Booked on a Signed Flat
The Affordable Movers start rate sits at $215 an hour for two uniformed movers and the 26-ft straight truck. Whatever rate is published on this page is the rate Rachel writes into the contract — the only invoice change comes from hours actually worked, not from a rate change on the truck.
Days ahead of the truck pulling into Cobble Hill, Marco has the curb cut walked, the freight-elevator window booked for the building, the ASP calendar noted, salt-line matting staged, and the center-stair turn-in measured.
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