Furniture Movers in Brooklyn

Not every move is a whole apartment. Sometimes it is one piece — a sectional that will not fit down the stairs, a solid-wood dresser bought secondhand, a bed frame going to a daughter's first apartment, a piano that has to cross the room and then cross Brooklyn. The Golden Truck Moving Company moves furniture across Brooklyn every week, piece by piece, with the same care we give a full household.

Heavy furniture is where a careful crew earns its keep. Solid wood, sleeper sofas, armoires, and dining tables are awkward, heavy, and unforgiving of a bad turn — and Brooklyn's narrow stairwells, tight landings, and low door frames do not forgive either. We measure, we pad, we take apart what needs taking apart, and we put it back together where it belongs.

Furniture moves we run most

• Sofas and sectionals: three-seaters, sleepers, and L-shaped sectionals — carried, not dragged, with legs removed and arms protected, then set in place in the new room.
• Beds and bedroom sets: frames taken apart, headboards wrapped, mattresses carried flat — and reassembled in the new bedroom so the first night works.
• Dressers, armoires, and wardrobes: solid-wood pieces, emptied and wrapped, moved with the drawers protected and the finish untouched.
• Dining tables and chairs: legs removed, tops wrapped, chairs stacked and padded — set up again at the new address.
• Single-piece moves: one couch, one dresser, one bookshelf — picked up and delivered nearby, priced for the single piece, not a whole move.
• Heavy and awkward pieces: pianos, pool tables, safes, and oversized wardrobes — the jobs that need the right crew size and the right plan, not just muscle.

What a furniture move costs

Furniture moves are priced for the piece and the carry — stairs, distance, and whether it needs to come apart. Most single-piece jobs nearby start at $300, and larger furniture moves run on our standard rates:

• Single piece or a few boxes, nearby — from $300
• 2 movers + truck, 2 hours — $400
• 3 movers + truck, 3 hours — $585
• Stairs: first flight free, then $25 per flight
• 10% off any move performed Tuesday–Thursday — mention it when you book

Tell us the piece, the floor and stairs at each end, and both addresses, and we will give you the number in writing before moving day. Disassembly and reassembly of standard furniture is included — we put back together what we take apart.

Moving furniture in Brooklyn: what to know

• Measure first: send us the piece's dimensions and a photo of the tightest turn — the stairwell, the hallway, the doorway. A sectional that fit coming up does not always fit going down, and we plan for that before we arrive.
• Walk-ups: fourth and fifth floors with no elevator are normal for us. We pad banisters and door frames standard on every job, and we bring the crew the stairs demand.
• Building rules: elevator buildings may need a certificate of insurance and a move window — send us the building's requirements and we handle it.
• Secondhand and marketplace pickups: bought a dresser on Facebook Marketplace or a couch from a neighbor? We pick it up from the seller and deliver it to you — tell us both addresses and the pickup window.
• What does not make the move: the old couch the new one replaces, the broken dresser, the mattress — we can haul it away in the same visit, so the old place is left clear.

Common questions

How much does it cost to move one piece of furniture in Brooklyn?

Nearby single-piece jobs start at $300. The final price depends on the piece, the stairs at each end, and the distance — tell us the piece and both addresses and we will quote it in writing, usually the same day.

Do you take furniture apart and put it back together?

Yes — basic disassembly and reassembly is included. Beds, dining tables, sectionals, and wardrobes are taken apart for the carry and reassembled in the new room.

Can you move a sofa down a narrow walk-up stairwell?

Yes — walk-ups are normal for us. Send a photo of the stairwell and the tightest turn when you book, and we will bring the crew size the carry needs. We pad banisters and door frames standard on every job.

Can you pick up furniture I bought secondhand?

Yes. Tell us the seller's address, the pickup window, and your address, and we will collect it and deliver it to you. Send a photo of the piece so we price the job honestly.

Do you move pianos?

Yes — uprights and grands are a regular job for us. See our piano movers page for how we handle them.

How far in advance should I book?

A few days is ideal, and a week is better for heavy or awkward pieces. Last-minute moves happen too — text (646) 708-4344 and we will fit you in when the schedule allows.

Also see

• Apartment movers Brooklyn
• Piano movers Brooklyn
• Senior movers Brooklyn
• Labor-only movers Brooklyn
• Packing services Brooklyn
• Same-day movers Brooklyn
• Last-minute movers Brooklyn
• Movers in Bushwick
• Movers in Williamsburg
• Movers in Bedford-Stuyvesant
• Movers in Crown Heights
• Movers in Park Slope