Oz Moving & Storage Brooklyn

We offer a range of moving services in Brooklyn, including local, long-distance, and commercial moving services, as well as packing, storage and white glove moving services. We also offer specialty services such as piano moving, fine art moving, TV hanging and furniture disassembly and reassembly.

In general, a local move can cost you anywhere from several hundred to several thousand dollars. However, these are just rough figures and may not reflect the total price of your move.

The cost of our moves can vary depending on:

• distance;
• volume;
• additional services;
• And other details about the move.

In order to understand how much your move will cost, request a free estimate and be sure to provide as much specific information as possible about your move.

Scheduling a move with us is easy. You can either fill out our online quote form, call us directly, or visit our office to speak with a representative. We will then provide you with a customized moving plan and schedule that fits your specific needs.

Like any other service, it is customary to tip movers if you are satisfied with their performance. 15-20% is an appropriate gratuity. Movers are usually tipped in cash. Check our NYC moving tipping guide for more tips.

If you are moving in the off-peak season (October-April), scheduling a move a week or two in advance will usually be sufficient. But, if you are moving in the peak season (April – September), try to schedule your move three to four weeks in advance.

• You generally don’t need a car to live in Brooklyn, especially if you’re in a well-connected neighborhood like Park Slope, Williamsburg, or Brooklyn Heights. Public transportation is extensive, with subways and buses providing reliable access to Manhattan and other parts of the city. Most daily errands, social activities, and shopping can be done on foot or by transit, making car ownership more of a hassle than a convenience due to traffic, limited parking, and alternate-side parking rules. However, a car might be helpful if you live in a more remote area with fewer transit options or if you have specific needs like commuting outside the city, transporting kids or equipment, or working odd hours. For many Brooklyn residents, using ride-share services, renting a car when needed, or relying on transit is a more practical and cost-effective choice.