Two Men and a Truck

Kelly R

Feb. 23, 2022, 12:39 a.m.

Moving was so much easier than I anticipated! I had dreaded it and knew i wasn't ready but Kris and Darrel showed up and made my day. I planned for them to just move the heavy stuff but they talked through my needs and quickly and cheaply got it done. the guys were professional and uniformed and very friendly. I had heard great things about them and in this case they lived up to their reputation. It was all done in 3 hours!

James G

Feb. 23, 2022, 12:39 a.m.

This is a tremendous moving company! I used them when I moved from PA to VA, and the move could not have gone better. I was able to get a quote and schedule a move very easily. Additionally, the two movers checked in multiple times during the move to make sure everything was going well. I would recommend this company to anyone moving.

Greg F

Feb. 23, 2022, 12:40 a.m.

Utilized then twice now for new stronghold to Wilmington moves. The folks were on time and prepared to work when they arrived. I couldn't have better things to say. We moved a few huge unbalanced things and they brought great consideration with everything. Astounding background.

N D

Feb. 23, 2022, 12:43 a.m.

Can't even comment on the movers because we never made it that far. Would never give these people a dime of my money. Lying about the cost of the move, lying about what you will and won't move, story constantly changing about why you want to increase the price. Save yourself the stress and book different movers.

Jeff C

Feb. 23, 2022, 12:44 a.m.

There was a miscommunication between the owner of Two Men and a Truck and myself, or so I am led to believe. I was under the impression that I was scheduled for a moving date which was typed on the written estimate. Nowhere on the written estimate does it indicate that a deposit was necessary or even to confirm the date. It would be assumed that we were scheduled after the owner arrived to assess the items to be moved and verbally choosing a date. When I followed up a few days later to confirm the date, I was told by the owner, who came to see the items and verbally committed to a date that that date was no longer available. I was incredulous. How could the date not be saved? Do these people not realize that customers rely on hard dates when moving? Nonetheless, why would the owner not follow-up first with a potential customer before giving away the date that was committed to? This is the wrong way to conduct an operation.