1. Scruffy City Movers

    1. Scruffy City Movers

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    Knoxville, TN

    Scruffy City Movers

    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    All My Sons Moving & Storage

    All My Sons Moving & Storage

    (137 reviews)

    The guys were likable, but not careful with my heirloom furniture. They ended up with lots of…read morescars and scratches that were not there before the move. I know the furniture was heavy and not easy to transport upstairs, but I saw them make simple, careless mistakes like lay a mirror, with sharp metal brackets on the back, bracket side down on an end table. The end table had a few scratches already, but nothing like what they ended up with after the move. It would of been a lot easier for them if the had taken the drawers out, and been supplied with the right equipment from the company. When I booked the move, the guy on the phone was not upfront with all the extra fees and charges. So, that was a bit of a surprise. Then, after I had paid for the agreed amount of work, the driver slipped in an extra $180.xx charge. I was refunded that charge and the guy was reprimanded. Just be sure to check. He was also the same guy who drove over my rock wall, knocking it down, after I specifically warned him not to.

    They sent 3-20 something's that threw trash ALL OVER my home wrapping furniture. Overcharged…read morebecause they took WAY TOO LONG to load the truck. Then held our houseful of furniture for RANSOM!!!!, to move it 2 miles into a storage unit. Then they didn't even pack the unit from the back forward. They left a huge hole behind the furniture. Just blank space. Pay or what? I went and had a meeting with the manager and point blank asked him if this is how he would treat his mother? No answer. Sorry fo

    Two Men and a Truck Knoxville

    Two Men and a Truck Knoxville

    (35 reviews)

    These guys were great! I Needed to move my mom from one unit to another in an assisted living…read morefacility. Two gentlemen showed up on scheduled and were very efficient in getting mom"s furniture moved. They were very polite and good workers. I highly recommend Two Men and a Truck even for small moves.

    while very nice gentleman, it is disappointing to pay such a high fee for bottom level service…read more Firstly, they wouldn't wrap the couch, because that made it hard to grip. I did not observe them using any moving straps or tools that would be expected to protect both their bodies and your furniture. this apparently meant they also did not wrap any sort of protection inside the truck, as there are now numerous stains on my couch I will be dealing with, when it was in almost perfect condition prior to move. this also goes for repeatedly only using one person to move large items, mattress , credenza, etc. and resulted in the item/furniture being slammed to the ground upon placing it in the new dwelling. I watched this happed multiple times, where if they had just been working together my furniture and floor wouldn't be suffering damage. finally, my mom had spent an enormous amount of time largely labeling each box, and every room was grouped together at load in. even though they moved each room out one at a time, they did not load them into the truck in the same spot. this resulted in every single load on move in having to separate EVERY box off of the dolly into different rooms, and even then, extremely clearly boxes were in the wrong room. I paid a lot of money because I can't lift the heavy boxes with my disability, and it was a waste of money because I still had to move so many of the boxes to different rooms. on top of that, they wedged the boxes into the closet so boxes are scraping walls, and I couldn't move one box without starting from the top of the mountain and moving every box out. save your money, sell your furniture when you move and just buy new. not worth the hassle, expense, and damage of using two men and a truck. or use a better company

    Scruffy City Movers - movers - Updated September 2026

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