I made an appointment for Two Men and a Truck and I actually got 3 guys to help out with my move from a 3rd story, 2 bedroom apartment to my new 2 story, 3 bedroom house. I was pretty amazed at how fast my furniture was wrapped up in the protective covers and brought down to the truck. The movers communicated well with me and let me know of any questions that they had. When we got to the house, I was a little bit skeptic on whether or not they would be able to get some of the larger furniture up the stairs. There is a low hanging area on the stairwell and I didnt think it would be possible to get the large furniture up (large oak headboard, oak dresser). To my surprise, they made it happen and they did it with ease. I can't remember all 3 guys names but the main guy was Warren. They did a fantastic job. If I could, I would reccommend all 3 of them for a raise.

These guys are great! I live in Cali and bought an auction in Florida that needed to be preped for shipping to Los Angeles. They made a complicated situation all to easy and for a great price. Thanks guys, I'll be calling you next time I have another job in Florida.

What a scam! We asked for a full service move with them packing everything, moving AND unpacking. "No problem" we were told. The estimator sped through our house, never opened a single cabinet to see what was inside, and sent us a quote that advised us 1) we don't unpack anything, find someone local at the other end; 2) we estimate your goods will fit in one truck but if they don't, we're not responsible for moving what doesn't fit; and 3) you can always pay for an additional truck. What a joke! Every "professional" moving company we've ever used guarantees and stands by their estimate which is detailed and itemized. Rename the company "Two Bubbas and Maybe the Right Size Truck" but this is not a company to trust with your move. They lost all credibility with us and we would NEVER recommend anyone consider this company. Follow up: the manager did call us and, lo and behold, they DO provide unpacking services! I suggested he retrain his staff before they lose more business by providing misinformation.