I'm really glad I forgot to check yelp when booking our moving company last month (with the…read morepandemic and everything I was more stressed than usual)--I can't believe this company has such a low rating! We have moved 8 times in 15 years, this was our 3rd out of state...by far this was the best experience we've ever had! The office was friendly and organized in setting it all up. The movers arrived on-time (we did our own packing). They worked steady and didn't chit-chat or take tons of breaks, it was awesome. On the un-load a few days later it was just as smooth--steady workers that got the job done carefully and on time. Nothing damaged or broken. My husband and I couldn't believe how well this went--the stories of terrible stuff movers have done to us would take all day! We also liked that they just packed and drove our stuff directly in the same trucks--other long distance movers transferred our belongings to a wearhouse then to a bigger transport truck then back to another smaller truck for unload (so ridiculous, and this is how stuff gets broken). I would recommend these guys to everyone! It erased every other crappy move experience we've had before!

Look elsewhere. Unprofessional times a million. Not a clue what real movers do. Jaw on floor bad.read more

Tell your trucks not to park on the street causing dangerous conditions for ALL other motorists! As…read moreyour employees got out and spoke with the homeowner and got their situation figured out the rest of us had to drive in the on-coming traffic lane and pray we didn't get into a head on collision especially since the truck stopped ON A HILL. Next time if you can't figure out where to park your truck in 60 seconds or less (I was stuck for more than 5 minutes) move along to a safe spot and contact the homeowner and coordinate OFF SITE! The two men in the truck (driver and the passenger) were doing NOTHING to help all those stuck behind them. 3:10pm Holly Springs Road 3.1.24

AVOID THIS COMPANY OR IT WILL COST YOU! What should have…read morebeen a straightforward one-day move turned into an absolute nightmare of broken promises, surprise charges, and a stunning lack of accountability. We were quoted $3,400 for a one-day move with two large trucks and a four-man crew--based on an in-person walk-through. Instead, they showed up with one truck and only two movers, who then had to call their management for help. Later, a 3rd person arrived with a small truck. Because of the company's inadequate resources--not ours--the job dragged into a second day. When I was notified of this by management mid-move, I clearly stated that this was unacceptable and that no additional charges would be tolerated. At the end of Day 1, they charged us $5,300--nearly $2K over the estimate. On Day 2, the crew abandoned the job and left behind multiple clearly labeled items. We were forced to rent a U-Haul and finish the move ourselves--at our own expense. Then came the final blow: they charged our credit card an additional $1,300 without authorization, notice, or explanation. When we repeatedly contacted management to resolve the issue, they dismissed our concerns. Their only excuse? "The estimate was off." The gap between the estimate and the final price is staggering. Is this incompetence--or is it their business model? Two Men and A Truck overpromises, underdelivers, and then CHARGES YOU FOR THEIR MISTAKES. Unless you're prepared to pay double what you were quoted, stay far away.

This is definitely not an ordinary review. "Movers Who Care. " this is absolutely true. I did not…read morehire them to move me well not initially anyway... You see the gas station around the corner from my house was out of gas as was another one on my way to work on Wendover. Finally I get to Sam's Club and get ready to fill up only to find out that as of three months ago you have to be a member to use their pumps. Well I got back in my car knowing that Great Stops is the next gas station on the way. For the first time in my life I ran out of gas in the middle lane on Wendover Avenue. I got out to push to the side and another driver finally stopped to help as did the 2 gentlemen from "TWO MEN AND A TRUCK." They started pushing and I offered to swap when safe. So we start pushing like we're trying to make the NFL Combine! Driver gets my car right into the entrance of the gas station. By the time the other mover and I get there, two more folks have it to the pump. I fill up, bring them round to their truck, and off we all go to work. Talk about living up to your company name and motto! Well I hope not to have to use them in the future for any type of move whether it's my car or my home, if this is the attitude and helpfulness, I have to recommend them with five stars and I will be eternally grateful for them helping me to my safety.

Two Men and Truck quoted my mom's move from a townhouse to a 1-bedroom apartment at 3-4 hours, with…read morethe total fee somewhere between $380-$550. The movers were incredibly slow. The move took 8.5 hours, bringing the total to $1,108.99 which we paid upon completion. That was AFTER the $200 we paid up front at the start of the move. But wait--there's more! The actual amount that appeared on my mom's credit card was $1275.34! I've called the Greensboro office several times (at least 4) trying to resolve this. Each time, whoever answers the phone tells me that they'll have the manager, Craig Wilkinson, call me back. He never has. I finally left my own message on his voice mail. Still no returned call.

Our things were treated like it was nothing. We have gone through everything and still cannot find…read moreitems. They broke so many items that had been bubble wrapped. One of our TVs was broken, cord missing from the other. They broke furniture and were very careless with our property. They would not use any protection for our floors when bringing in heavy items on a hand truck. Things that were wrapped and initialed, that was supposed to be unwrapped only in the presence of the owner, were unwrapped and placed in unknown places. The company refuses to deal with our losses. The workers were very disrespectful to us. I guess they thought since we were just 2 women, they could do what they wanted to, and treat us anyway. I would never recommend this company to anyone. They don't even deserve a one star rating.

We recently moved from NC to VA and hired them for the job. Karra from customer service could not…read morehave been anymore kind or helpful. She was amazing. Our moving team was also fantastic. They took care of our belongings leaving NC and into our new home in VA. They moved with efficiency and took extra care not to damage our belongings or walls. We were given a more than reasonable and fair quote. I can't recommend this company enough!

This was the eighth time I have had to do an interstate move. They are a little more stressful than…read morea neighborhood move. You have to KNOW what you packed and you n what box. Even if you label things clearly there isn't a mover on the planet that will follow the directions. Your only hope is that they are professional, nice, and willing to follow your instructions. I lucked out with this move. First, and I am NOT one of those who gets hung up on an accent, but it does help a great deal when the movers can speak English. Do not hate on me. I have nothing against immigrants. The more the merrier. But when you are moving your personal items from one location to another it helps when they understand. The two guys that showed up for my move shocked me at first. They were the thinest movers I have ever seen. I found myself worried for them as I had a lot of heavy items. The phrase "don't judge a book..." was thrown in my face as they were very tough and strong. They moved with a balletic precision. One took the upstairs, the other the downstairs (I felt bad for the upstairs guy as that's where the lions share was). Within 2 hours, the mess that was my apartment was cleaned out of boxes and furniture. This didn't mean they weren't careful, they were that professional. In between trips we all joked around keeping it light. When we got to VA, they were very quick with unloading the truck. This however is where they lost a star. There was quite a lot of stuff they brought that I had put to the side as I didn't need it. Additionally, they didn't put one of the pieces of furniture together correctly or follow my instructions on how I wanted it. It was a tiring and confusing day. Additionally, they must have left one of my pictures on the truck as it's missing. Same with my microwave that I kept bringing up. Oh well. Each move presents it's challenges and expenses. Speaking of expenses....this was the cheapest move to date. I was very happy with the final cost. All in all, they worked hard on a confusing move. I just wish they unwrapped some of the furniture before leaving!

Removed, so I'm putting my review back…read more Travis, Quan and Bruce The guys arrived 15 mins early and helped me pack 3 floors of "living" into a 26 foot truck. They also stopped on the way at a furniture store and picked up additional furniture. Drove to my new location and unloaded everything in less than 2 hours. Travis is an absolute professional and strategic in placing items in the truck to maximize usage. Bruce is a joy and charming as charming can be. Quan is an absolute gentleman and wrapped everything meticulously. These guys are awesome. I could not have made this move without them.

My wife and I chose Safe & Sound Moving Company for our move from Chapel Hill, North Carolina to…read moreAtlanta, Georgia. We chose Safe & Sound because of the company's stellar Yelp reviews and its average Yelp rating when compared to other moving companies in the Triangle. Safe & Sound seemed like a safe bet and I'm happy to report that it was. We moved from a two-bedroom apartment to a two-bedroom condo. We added on: (1) a stop to drop off furniture at my parents' house in High Point, North Carolina and (2) haul-away of some items in Atlanta. The total cost for everything was $4,075, broken down as follows: * 2 movers + equipment, loading in Chapel Hill (1 hour, minimum) - $155 * 2 movers + equipment, loading in Chapel Hill (0.5 hour, additional time required) - $77.50 * 2 movers + equipment, unloading in High Point (1 hour, minimum) - $155 * 2 movers + equipment, unloading in Atlanta (1 hour, minimum) - $155 * Deposit for travel and truck - $50 * Haul-away (junk removal) of double mattress, double box spring, bed frame, one standard dining room chair, and torchiere floor lamp - $125 * Remainder of balance for travel - $2,875 * Additional cost/payment - $182.50 * Tip for mover 1 - $150 * Tip for mover 2 - $150 A $485 total deposit was due upfront to secure the reservation. We asked for the movers to show up at a specific date and time. We paid the $485 total deposit 26 days in advance with a credit card. The rest ($3,590) was paid via multiple Zelle transactions after we arrived in Atlanta. In hindsight, I think I may have overpaid $50 because the $50 deposit for the travel and truck was included in our $485 total deposit. I believe that same $50 was included in the remainder of the balance for travel. In other words, I think the $2,875 above should have been $2,825, but I could be wrong. Also, in my stress and exhaustion from the move, I forgot what the additional cost/payment of $182.50 was for. It made sense at the time, when I signed the form ("Uniform Household Goods Bill of Lading - 35 Miles or Less") after the move was complete. I was just happy it was over and that my wife, the movers, and I all made it safely to Atlanta in three separate vehicles on moving day. I do think all of the costs could have been communicated more clearly in writing for our understanding. Money aside, as for the move itself, it generally went well. We scheduled a 9:00-10:00am arrival window for the movers. This was on a Wednesday. We were packed and ready to go at 9am. Unfortunately, the movers were delayed and showed up around 10:45am. They arrived in a 26-foot white Penske truck. It's my understanding they rented it that morning. While it was overkill for the amount of stuff we had, I believe it was the best available truck at the time. It looked new. The movers were Hamza (lead) and Sula. They were great. Very kind and polite. These were young guys in their early 20s. They both wore Safe & Sound T-shirts. They worked hard, quickly and carefully wrapping and protecting our queen mattress and furniture with stretch wrap and blankets, and moving all sorts of heavy boxes and miscellaneous items (e.g., my awkward and heavy standing desk system, computer monitor, office chair mat, torchiere floor lamp, vacuum cleaner) from our third-floor apartment with no elevator on a hot summer day. At the loading site, we treated them to cold Gatorades. It took them about 1.5 hours to do the load in Chapel Hill. We left Chapel Hill around roughly 12:30pm. Hamza ran the show. We made it clear which items were to be dropped off first in High Point and which items were going all the way to Atlanta. No issues there. My parents were very happy with Hamza and Sula's work at the unload in High Point. The two made it to Atlanta around 10:00pm and the unload in Atlanta took less than an hour. Long day. My wife and I made it to Atlanta earlier - around 7:30pm. Unlike Hamza and Sula, we did not stop in High Point. We wanted to get to Atlanta before them so we could get the condo ready for the unload. It worked out. Hamza told me they were going to try and drive back to Raleigh/Cary that night! Only one of our items, a shoe rack, was damaged. All things considered, not a big deal so I didn't bring it up. I can remember three other moves I did with three other moving companies and one item was damaged in each move. It happens. For the haul-away, I only mentioned the mattress and box spring. I added on the other items when I saw them in Atlanta. They didn't charge me extra for that, which I appreciate and must mention here. I sent the tips directly and individually to Hamza and Sula for a job well done. As for scheduling and payment, my wife and I communicated with Jaber (a.k.a. Omar), the owner of Safe & Sound Moving Company. Jaber was on top of everything and quick to respond via Yelp messaging, text messaging, and phone calls. Thank you, Jaber, Hamza, and Sula!

TROSA was great! They worked very hard, but were very careful with everything and provide a…read morecompetitive price. I would definitely use them again

Goodbye old home. Hello new adventures!…read more Shout-out to Trosa Moving and Storage. https://trosamoving.com/residential/ We have moved quite a few times and these guys (all seven of them--plus a few extras they pulled in for the very swift and efficient unload) were exceptional: respectful, cheerful, working with hustle even in extreme heat. They were a coordinated team with a crew leader who was honest and quick to point out points of damage. (Thanks, Michael!) They moved our household contents as well as two home offices and a storage unit containing 50+ years of career detritus! Not only that, their estimate was the most realistic (not the lowest) we received (Thanks Barry!) All in all, we've moved 9 times and this was the biggest and the best move we've ever had!

I used bellhops service to move my apartment. I did not have a lot of stuff so didnt want to spend…read morea lot of money on full service movers which made bellhops a perfect fit. The whole experience right from gathering information to the actual move was very smooth. I received a call day before to confirm everything and they arrived 10 mins before time and got the job done! I would highly recommend bellhops to anyone who is looking for a small to medium scale moving.

Worst moving company ever. Damaged thousands of dollars worth of furniture and "lost" valuable…read moreitems even on a dedicated truck with only one destination, has no customer service (is just run by bots and AI), grossly overpriced, and a nightmare to deal with! Do NOT use Bellhop.

Really happy with my moving experience. These guys are hard workers. Chris and Matt did a great job…read moreprotecting my furniture and packed the truck like a perfect tetris game. I have a lot of expensive furniture and all arrived with no damage. I would definitely hire again

the business owner is a responsible guy with a work ethic. But be sure to inquire regarding which…read moreemployees are on your job. I got the one that refused to use the service elevator- literally refused. If you are in a building with a requirement that you use service elevators, I encourage you to let Chris know up front.