Yes. I work in Williamsburg, a lot. The most common calls: mounting TVs on concrete walls in the new waterfront towers (from $160 flat), assembling a whole apartment’s worth of flat-pack after a move, and renter-friendly hanging jobs that won’t eat a security deposit. Minimum visit is $130, and you get a flat quote from photos before I show up.
Williamsburg buildings, and why the walls matter
Williamsburg’s housing is a split personality: glass condo towers along the waterfront and Kent Ave, converted loft buildings with exposed brick and concrete, and older vinyl-sided walk-ups deeper into the neighborhood. Each one changes how a job goes.
- New towers = concrete walls. That gorgeous minimal wall is usually poured concrete or block. A regular drill and drywall anchors do nothing. TV mounting on concrete or brick runs from $160 (drywall is $130), and the same goes for anything heavy: shelves, mirrors, curtain rods on concrete headers.
- Lofts = brick and surprises. Exposed brick looks great and takes masonry anchors, not hope. I mount into it properly so your floating shelves (from $130 each) don’t become floor shelves.
- Building management with rules. Doorman buildings here run on paperwork and work-hour windows. Tell me what your management requires up front and I’ll sort the logistics before the visit, so your building’s rules don’t push the job to next week.
- Renters everywhere. A big share of my Williamsburg clients rent. I default to damage-free methods where they’ll actually hold, and I’m honest when they won’t; then we drill clean and patch later.
What I get booked for most here
Move-in season never really ends in Williamsburg. After the boxes arrive, I handle the furniture assembly marathon: IKEA dresser from $130, bed frame from $130, PAX wardrobe from $180: assembled in the room, packaging broken down and cleanup included. Then the walls: gallery walls up to 10 pieces for $140, heavy mirror $130, curtain rods and blinds from $130.
Smart-home requests are big in the newer buildings too: video doorbells and smart locks from $130, dimmers and outlets from $130 through minor electrical work. Full price list lives on the pricing page; materials are extra, surprises are not.
Booking: photo, price, slot
Text me photos of the job and the wall it’s going on. If it’s a tower, a shot of the wall helps me quote concrete vs. drywall correctly. I reply personally with a flat price. No dispatcher, no “a technician will contact you,” no on-site upsell. If the price works, we lock a slot.
Evenings and Sundays are on the table, which fits Williamsburg schedules better than a “we’ll arrive between 8 and 12 on a Tuesday” window. Need it today? Check same-day availability. I also cover the rest of Brooklyn, and it’s a short hop over the Pulaski to Long Island City if you’ve got a place on both sides.
Send the photos. You’ll have a number before you’ve finished your coffee.
Letters to the desk, answered
My Williamsburg condo building has rules for outside workers. How do you handle them?
Forward me whatever your management requires (freight elevator booking, approved work hours, sign-in at the desk) and I'll coordinate it before the visit. Doorman-building logistics are a daily part of my Williamsburg work.
Can you mount a TV on a concrete wall?
Yes, that's a daily job in Williamsburg's newer towers. Concrete and brick mounting starts at $160 flat: I bring the hammer drill and the right anchors, and I clean up the dust.
I'm renting. Can you do work that won't cost me my deposit?
Absolutely. I offer damage-free options for shelves, curtains, and art where possible, and where drilling is unavoidable I do it cleanly and can patch and paint before you move out.
Is parking a problem for you in Williamsburg?
It's my problem, not yours. My quotes are flat, so time spent loading in through your building's freight elevator or finding a spot off Bedford never shows up on your bill.
Do you do same-day jobs in Williamsburg?
Frequently. Williamsburg is a quick trip for me, so if you text photos in the morning there's a good chance I can come that evening, including Sundays, which are usually wide open for me.