“Dreshawn B. and Colton C. were very nice and professional. I would highly recommend them.”
I’m Rafael Solano, and Long Island City is the glass-tower end of Queens — high-rise condos and doorman rentals along the waterfront, where the move runs on freight elevators and building rules, not a street stoop. My crew chief Danny Cordero specializes in these high-rises, and Grace Han locks down the COI and elevator reservations ahead of every job.
LIC buildings run strict. Management wants a certificate of insurance on file, the freight elevator reserved for a set window, and the loading dock booked, or the crew doesn’t clear the lobby. Grace confirms all of it before your date, so Danny’s team rolls in on schedule and works inside the window.
The freight-elevator reservation, the loading-dock window, and the building COI are all locked down before move day and folded into one binding flat rate — no meter running while a doorman checks your paperwork.
- High-rise glass-tower condos and doorman rentals along the waterfront
- Freight elevators and loading docks reserved for a set window ahead of time
- Building COI requirements Grace files with management before your date
| Home | Crew | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Studio or one-bedroom tower unit | 2 movers + truck | $155/hr |
| Larger high-rise unit or full pack | 3 movers + truck | $215/hr |
Long Island City moves run through our local moving crew, and high-rise logistics are Danny’s specialty. Run your unit through our price estimator for a working figure before you book.