Business ProfileforShleppers Moving & Storage

I moved Nov 27 2023 within Manhattan. They damaged my new apartment and belongings. If I have to pay for these repairs myself, it will DOUBLE the cost of my move. They took off the legs of my couch and lost the feet when they put them back on. They scraped my floors more than once with those damaged couch legs. There are splinters and the floor boards have to be replaced. They also sliced the couch with a box cutter when removing the protective padding. They chipped the wall, presumably by smashing my coffee table into it. They shattered the glass table. They also cracked a glass lampshade and broke a decorative metal bar on my vintage dresser. I watched one of the movers slam the filter cover on my a/c shut twice before I intervened, but he had already broken off part of the unit. I filed a timely complaint, and they have been refusing to pay for the floor and wall, even though the bill of lading doesnt apply to damage of real property. They ignored quotes because they've decided they don't want to pay that much. They are currently offering 15% of the cost of apartment repairs, after months of back and forth. This does not include the cost to repair the other items. The bill of lading itself is questionable. They highlight the option to initial that rejects the standard valuation and offers .60 per pound instead, and they presented the contract to sign in a rush after they had my stuff in their truck. They also didn't provide me a copy. To accept a higher valuation requires extra fees/cost, but those spaces are left blank. They don't include in the contract what that payment is, so there's no knowing waiver of the extra insurance options. If the extra charge had been reasonable, I would have selected it, but Im not willing to sign a blank contract either. In any event, the contract is for shipped goods, not damage to real property.All of this conduct appears to be their usual course of business according to other reviews.