Mitch Levin grew up six subway stops south of Park Slope, and Anthony Russo lives on 8th Street between 6th and 7th. Most weeks the Affordable Movers truck rolls 5th Avenue twice and Prospect Park West once. The 1880s brownstones here run four full stories above a high stoop, the stairwells turn twice, and the parlor doorways were cut for furniture nobody builds anymore.
4-flight stoop, no elevator
- Pre-walk stair turns, mark disassembly pieces, photograph the parlor jamb
- Banister covers, corner guards, runner from sidewalk to top landing
- Two-mover lift discipline for tall-boys, pier mirrors, secretaries
- Re-shoot of any wall scuff on Yelena’s post-job COI ledger
- Co-op board paperwork filed before truck rolls, not on move day
- Marco or Tariq on chief; Park Slope crews are full W-2
Prospect Park West, ASP grid
Park Slope families move in school-year windows — late June after PS 321 lets out, late August before it starts again. We book those windows tight against the 14-truck calendar so the Slope job gets its own crew, not a leftover slot.
What's Covered
- 5th Ave stoop, 4-flight walkup, no elevator discipline
- Banister covers, corner guards, parlor jamb protection
- Co-op board approval packet filed 72 hrs ahead
- ASP permit pulled 5 business days before move day
- PS 321 June/August school-window scheduling priority
- Anthony Russo in-home walkthrough, binding flat figure
Park Slope 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 Park Slope, 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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