University Student Movers is a socially focused non-profit organization that was founded in 2008 by Shawn Blake. Our goal is to help individuals, families, and small businesses easily find professional and trustworthy movers at affordable costs in their local area, and we do it well. You can choose any or all of the moving services that you need and then simply request service in your area. Be sure to check out our feedback page to hear from a few of our customer!
We have now been serving the San Francisco Bay area for over 15 years, and we know that a good reputation and a strong business are built through hard work, fair rates, and satisfied customers.
Please contact us if you have any questions! We look forward to the opportunity to assist with your moving and transportation needs.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to provide our customers with the “Best Value in Moving” through superior service, reasonable costs, and by adhering to the highest standards in the moving industry. Our team of dedicated professionals will be well informed, professional, and involved in the community by contributing to the work of socially focused non-profit organizations.
Shawn Blake is the founder and CEO of University Student Movers. He loves joking around and being utterly absurd. He paid his way through University during programming gigs, delivering furniture through Craig’s List, and providing household moving as well. His moving gig grew into a real business, and is now University Student Moving and Delivery Services. His goal is to provide individuals and families with reliable movers at an affordable cost. As a result, an online marketplace was developed that today enables customers to shop and compare moving services and variety of labor services.
An accomplished entrepreneur, Ari is an intellectual polymath with a focus on technology to augment human intelligence. He has 7 years of experience in the development and management of complex software architectures and Web-based services, ranging from early proof of concept prototypes to mission-critical applications.