Two Men and a Truck (Local franchise) review 2026
The biggest local-moving franchise, with hourly crews for in-town moves and a container-based long-distance option
Is the Two Men and a Truck Worth It?
Best for local moves. For a move across town Two Men and a Truck is the name to call, and the crews we have used were quick and careful. For a long-distance move it is neither the cheapest nor the most established option.
Two Men and a Truck Pros & Cons
- Local crews from about $120–$180 an hour for two movers and a truck
- Consistent training and a 96% referral rate the company publishes
- Packing and junk removal
- Franchise reviews are usually visible and local
- Long-distance is a container service and priced like a van line
- Quality varies by franchise; check the one near you
- Hourly billing rewards a good estimate of your inventory
Two Men and a Truck at a Glance
Rubric v1: Reliability & complaints 30 · Pricing transparency 25 · Services 20 · Coverage & scheduling 10 · Value 15. Score = Σ ÷ 10, locked Sep 11, 2026. How we rank.
Where to buy — prices checked Sep 11, 2026
Two Men and a Truck specifications
Why it scored 7.7
For a move across town Two Men and a Truck is the name to call, and the crews we have used were quick and careful. For a long-distance move it is neither the cheapest nor the most established option.
Where it loses
Long-distance value.
Still the right pick for
Local and regional moves.
Changelog: Sep 11 — rank 6 → 7 · all changes