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SHLEP-OLOGY

Ten reasons why it’s easier to hire Shleppers
1 You’ve just had a manicure and couldn’t possibly lift a thing
2 Your idea of a workout is not blindly carrying a sofa on your head up five flights of stairs while your significant other screams directions.
3 Counseling is far more expensive
4 Between monumental back cracks, your chiropractor drones on about the dangers of lifting -like you need to hear it again!
5 One more parking fine and you’re likely to collapse in a heap at the feet of an annoyingly obstinate meter-person and beg for mercy.
6 Your friends have suddenly acquired mysterious ailments and are not available on the day of your move. Some have fled the country.
7 Exhausted, disheveled, aged, dirty and irritated are not your preferred states of being.
8 Your rental truck will inevitably breakdown at the lights on Lexington during rush hour, overheat, run over nails or be a manual stick shift *shock horror.
9 Dust mites are evil unless you understand their psychological makeup like Shleppers movers do.
10 Shleppers movers won’t scare pets or children and do their best to make sure your move proceeds without a hitch!

New York - A City of Shleppers.
  • In 1800 - 60,489 people lived in New York City. By 2000 another 7,947489 people moved here. Shleppers moved over 100,000 of them from 1978.
  • In 1810 Cornelius Vanderbilt, age 16, saved $100 and bought a small sail boat. He began his business ‘shlepping’ freight and people to and from Staten Island. He was known for his fearlessness and reliability…just like Shleppers!
  • In 1857 the first passenger elevator was installed in New York City and future Shleppers movers breathed a sigh of relief.
  • Between 1892 and 1924 - 22 million immigrants, passengers and crew arrived through Ellis Island and the port of New York. Shleppers wasn’t born yet to welcome them!
  • During the 19th century, May 1 was Moving Day in New York. On that day, all trade ceased because the streets were filled with people trying to find new lodgings to escape high rents. Furniture was moved via horse and cart. Where were those fabulous orange Shleppers trucks when needed!
  • From 1990 – 2000, 685,000 new people ‘shlepped’ their lives to New York. The population reached a record 8,008278 – how busy we were!
  • 150,000 New Yorkers ‘shlepped’ their belongings from New York to another city in the year following 9/11. Shleppers helped relocate them with a tearful goodbye.
  • 36% of New Yorkers ‘shlepped’ to the Big Apple from other countries. Shleppers settled them into their new home.