“Steven and Mills showed up on time, were professional, respectful and hardworking. Went above and beyond to help me with move!”
I’m Rafael Solano, and Elmhurst is about as dense and diverse as Queens gets — mid-rise apartment buildings stacked along the Broadway corridor, storefronts in a dozen languages, and elevators that never seem free when you need one. Our Flushing office runs multilingual, which helps when a building super or a neighbor only speaks Spanish or Mandarin.
The challenge here is vertical and tight. Most Elmhurst moves ride a shared building elevator, and parking on Broadway or 45th Avenue is a real fight, so Kevin Ng lines up a loading window and a legal spot before the crew rolls. We size the team to the elevator wait as much as the apartment.
The shared elevator, the Broadway parking, and the carry from unit to curb are all planned and priced into one binding flat number — you won’t watch a meter run while the crew waits on an Elmhurst elevator.
- Mid-rise apartments along the Broadway corridor with shared elevators
- Tight street parking we scout and stage legally before the date
- A multilingual office that coordinates with supers and neighbors in-language
| Home | Crew | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Studio or one-bedroom apartment | 2 movers + truck | $155/hr |
| Larger unit, walk-up, or full pack | 3 movers + truck | $215/hr |
Elmhurst moves run through our local moving crew, and apartment jobs fill a good chunk of our week. Punch the details into our price estimator to see roughly where your move lands.