Mitch grew up on Avenue Z and learned the borough on a dispatcher’s headset for nine seasons. He opened the 4th Avenue shop in 2018 so Brooklyn households could book a Brooklyn crew. Park Slope brownstone, Williamsburg loft, Cobble Hill garden floor: same signed flat figure, same W-2 movers.
What an in-town move costs
| Job size | Crew | Flat figure |
|---|---|---|
| Studio walkup | 2 movers, 1 truck | From $645 |
| 1-bed brownstone | 3 movers, 1 truck | $215/hr block |
| 2-bed garden floor | 3 movers, 1 truck | $215/hr block |
| 3-bed townhouse | 4 movers, 2 trucks | Binding figure |
How the day runs
- Anthony walks the rooms, video or in-person, writes the binding number
- Rachel files the COI to building management and pulls the ASP permit
- Marco’s crew loads from the stoop, drives, and sets every piece in the new room
- Yelena emails the final invoice the same evening — nothing held over the night
Brooklyn corners we cover
From the 5th Avenue stoops in Park Slope to the Bedford L stop and down to the Verrazano on a clear morning — if it’s in the borough, we know the loading angle and the freight-elevator switch. — Mitch Levin
What's Covered
- Signed New York flat figure at booking, no day-of bumps
- Pads, shrink, tape and floor runners supplied by the truck
- Banister and newel-post covers for narrow brownstone turns
- ASP permit pulled five business days ahead of move day
- W-2 Affordable crew — never a day-labor sub
- Disassembly and reassembly of beds, tables, IKEA pieces
What's the Cost?
$215/hr — two W-2 movers + 26-ft truck from 4719 4th Ave. Studios and 1-BR walkups lock flat at $645.
- Blankets, runners, dollies, straps — included.
- No fuel surcharge.
- No stair fees, no long-carry adders.
- Sidewalk salt mats on every wet day.