1. Extra Hands
Extra Hands provides shed moving in Brooklyn, NY. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 11 years. A typical move starts with a site check of both locations, measuring gates, slopes, and overhead clearance. On moving day the shed is raised, rolled or loaded, set at the new location, leveled, and the doors are adjusted to close and latch properly. On their profile, Extra Hands lists type of furniture: sofa, armchair / recliner, loveseat, dining table and side table / lounge table. Buying a used shed, selling a home in Brooklyn and taking the shed along, or a shed sitting over a property line are all common reasons to hire a mover. Give the shed's length, width, height, material, and floor type, plus photos of the shed and the path it will travel. Base preparation at the new location, disassembly of sheds that cannot move in one piece, and repairs to rotten skids can add to the total. Besides Brooklyn, homeowners in Staten Island, Rockaway Park and Manhattan can reach out for shed moving. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Google Pay, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Extra Hands on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.
