I moved from Fern Creek to Shepherdsville very smoothly and easily and the guys even put together a…read morecouch for me. 5 star service!

Great group of moving technicians. They took great care with our furniture. We highly recommend…read more Big thanks to Josh, Jay, and Brodey!

These guys were great. They were professional, fast, clean and very polite. Would definitely use…read morethem again.

The Walcott (Jeffersonville, IN) offered a promotion using Cardinal Moving to help w/ relocation…read morefrom Terre Haute. It was a great experience: Cam was responsive and easy to work with in scheduling the move, and the on-site crew (Zach and Evan) were professional, diligent about the details, worked fast. Better yet, there were no hidden fees or surprises, and everything arrived safely.

The 3 movers that helped move my furniture were kind, quick and worked well as a team. 2 people…read moreconsistently moved items while the third worked on plastic wrapping and disassembling things. We had 4 bedrooms, living room and appliances to move and they were done in about 4 hours total. Hopefully I don't have to move again for a very long time, but if I do, I know who to call. I appreciate other help!

I don't know where to start. We first used People Move Moving 4-5 years ago for a "down the street"…read moremove. Great experience. Movers were on time, professional, worked quickly but carefully. All of our belongings arrived safe and sound. Given our first experience, we didn't even bother quoting the move out to anyone else. We were in regular telephone communication with Daniel, their Sales and Operations Manager via phone. Red flag that we never received written follow up communication. We had a couple questions regarding heavy/large items which he assured us would be handled with the upmost care and professionalism. Specifically, a treadmill in the basement and a Big Green Egg. We were told the crew had "plenty of professional experience moving/disassembling both items". Upon arrival, the movers completed a once over of the house to develop a plan. Very quickly I was flat out told by one of the crew members that they were refusing to move the treadmill. We called Daniel and he assured us it would be handled appropriately and the tone/professionalism of his team would reflect that. It was not, in fact, handled appropriately. Fast forward to the end of the day, we required a small/quick second trip to and from for the last few items in the house. The movers were very reluctant to complete a second trip, even though that was communicated multiple times before and during the move. The business bills by the hour, so you would think this would be a somewhat common/reasonable request. I inquired about the treadmill once more and was told definitively and rudely "no" again. At this point, I had given up on receiving the help/assistance we were promised even though our invoice included "heavy item" charges. Those charges took approx. one week to be reimbursed. We are now in a dispute with PMM for reimbursement of the cost to hire a third party to move the treadmill (which I just received word from Daniel at 845am that "there is nothing we will do, it has been handled internally, please continue to follow up with our claims agency). Our move was completed on a Tuesday and I did not get around to checking the condition of the Big Green Egg until Thursday or Friday (my fault). Safe to say it's a loss. Photos attached. The professional movers obviously did not possess the requisite knowledge to move something this large and cumbersome. Over the last two weeks, I have tried reaching out to PMM via office phone, Daniel's cell phone, and email to resolve these issues and discuss potential partial refund for services not rendered. We were told this morning over the phone by Daniel that "we have fulfilled our part of the contract, there is nothing more we can do to help". Even after asking to speak to his superior, we were told "I am the highest person you are able to speak with regarding the matter". We are now at the mercy of PMM's claim agency, CSI. They have been fine to work with but it's unfortunate Daniel and his team are not able to provide any additional help/follow up to resolve this matter in a less contentious/way more professional manner. Would not recommend contracting PMM for your next move, and if you do, ensure all conversation with Daniel is documented via email. The lack of communication and tone over the phone (when they answer) has been unacceptable. My wife has filed a complaint with the BBB. Beware of the PMM team.

This was our second move in 2 years. First from Mass to Ky, then to SC. UPack was so simple to use…read more The trailers were dropped off on the day requested and picked up right when they said they would be there. They even offered storage for up to 4 months which was a huge help in our situation. The drivers were exceptional and very friendly. A special shout out to Terry in the Florence, SC office. So friendly and so helpful with any questions we had. A truly great experience for my wife and I. Richard & Sherrie P.

We had our ReloCubes delivered and we packed them in California. They picked them up and delivered…read morein Kentucky. The ReloCubes showed up in Kentucky ahead of schedule and we called to arrange delivery. We called and set up a delivery time frame for the next day. The driver showed up on time, worked with us to get them put exactly where we wanted. All of our items were in good condition, although a little moved around inside the cube. Make sure you pack well and strap everything down and you should have great success. Relocubes were thousands less than the competitors and were a great value and great service.

The fellas were good to work with. Despite some initial communication misunderstandings on my…read moreend, these gentlemen were accomodating and courteous. They were helpful at getting our additional vehicles and trailers loaded and handled our challenging household move with a good attitude and respectfully.

The moving team did a fantastic job of unloading my POD which was very difficult to open and start…read morethe process. They carefully began and made it look easy. They were kind, courteous, and were very careful with my boxes, furniture, and walls. I would use their services again.

This man took my money and didn't deliver. Blocked me on FB, cell number, and everything. Said he'd…read morerefund my money but nope nothing.

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I hired these guys in 2021 for a move from an upstairs apartment to a downstairs apartment. I had…read moreseveral car wash coupons in my top Chester drawers. I checked after they left and the coupons were gone. Hired them again in 2022 to move into a one bedroom apartment in St Matthew's. When they got there they did not give enough time to direct them where I wanted things, they broke one of my lamps, and I lost a box with pictures and 3 small mini cameras. My last move, I used a moving organizer She used these guys. When we got to the new apartment, again I went into my bedroom and checked my two Chester drawers. Again, the drawers had clothes stuffed into drawers they did not belong in, a pair of jeans that should have been with the clothes in the walk in closet, and they spilled a large bowl of change I had in my Chester drawers. Don't use these guys. Untrustworthy and the owners / office are no help.

It started out pretty good in that Corey, one of the owners, contacted me right away and wanted to…read morecome over to see exactly what needed to be moved to Indianapolis. I did have a bill of lading from one of the big boy moving companies so he would have an idea of the size of the load. I was able to give him the weight of the load as well as the cubic feet of the load that the national moving company had in their truck. I did explain since i had been in Louisville I had purchased new washer and dryer, a new couch, a new chair and a new table and chairs for the kitchen. He walked the house and saw what I had which most of it was still boxed from my previous move in October of 2022. He stated that a 26-foot box truck would easily accommodate my household belongings. At first he quoted me an hourly rate of $50/hr for his people to pack and load then unload. Then he quoted me a hard number of $4,300 to pack, load a 26 foot truck, drive it to Indianapolis, unload and assemble items like beds, tables and such. I received another quote from a local mover which was a little lower but since Corey seemed more professional and seemed to know what he was doing I chose Alpha Moving. The three guys showed up pretty much when scheduled, one was a little late but we all got into packing the boxes I had saved from my previous move. I was working and packing as much as they were. I bought the three of them lunch and we got back at it. Afterwards I gave them all a $20 for their efforts. On the moving day they were supposed to return between 9 and 10 AM. Robert, one of the other owners, called me at about 9:20 to say that U-Haul did not give him any blankets and that he would need to return to the U-Haul store to get some. (My thought was, wouldn't you notice that before you leave the store and not while you are driving to my house? How does that happen? Did he stop for breakfast and look in the truck? Why didn't he notice when he was there?) Robert finally arrived after 10 AM and the guys started loading. As they got closer to the back of the truck there seemed to be more close conversations between them. They came to me and asked if I can take some items with me in my SUV which I reminded them that I had two large dogs that have been wandering around the house that I will be taking with me. Then they decided that they would place some items, as much as they could, into one of the employees cars. They finally came back to me and said that everything would not fit into the truck and they would either need to rent a trailer or they could have another employee drive his personal pick up (Ford Ranger) and fit as much as they could in that for another $300.00. I told them that I was ensured by Corey that everything would fit into a 26-foot box truck with ease. I told them that I work in an industry that when you give a price you live by it. Well Corey and Robert did not and were charging me the added $300 to get my belongings to my new house. Before we left they were sliding a glass tabletop to a desk into the truck and it shattered into over a million pieces. There was glass everywhere! It took them forever to sweep it out of the truck and on to the driveway and then pick it up off of the driveway using my broom and dustpan. We finally got all loaded and ready for our trek north at around 2 PM. I knew this had the makings of a very long day already. They offloaded the furniture first so I was able to direct where each piece was to go without issue. When they began offloading the boxes that was a different story. They had some boxes that were not labeled so they inevitably ended up in the wrong room. When they finally got everything unloaded we were all standing near the front door and I thanked them for their efforts. I gave them each a $20 again and told them I wish I could give them more but that I was still upset about being charged an extra $300 for Corey underestimating the size of the truck/equipment need to move my belongings and I was going to give each one of them a $50 bill but that they would need to see Corey for it. At that time Robert told me that it all most likely would have fit in this truck but he noticed early on that when they had started packing the front of the truck there were "pockets" and open spaces and the truck should have been packed better and "tighter" than it was. At this point one of the more seasoned employees turned around and walked out the door. I believe he was upset that Robert had just thrown him under the bus in front of a client. So we ended up settling on $300 for the cost of the glass tabletop but they charge an extra 3 or 4% if you use a credit card so they charged me $150 so my total bill was $4450.00 all in. As I have been unpacking I have noticed that one particular box is missing from my many boxes. I have texted Corey to see if either of the two Alpha employees have found the box in their vehicles but he has not responded at all in well over 72 hours which is very bad business.

I called Two Men and a Truck to help me with my move because the ratings I saw on various websites…read morewere better than most. I could not be more pleased with my experience. I was quite stressed about my move because it was the first time that I, at 70 years old, had to manage a household move on my own, having lost my husband nearly a year ago. I had worked at packing until nearly midnight the night before the scheduled move and was not at all confident it would go well. Within minutes of the extremely professional team showing up, my stress level was in check and going down. I have experienced many corporate moves over my career, but none had workers more committed and invested in the success of the move. This team was phenomenal. I highly recommend Two Men and a Truck for your moves in the Louisville, KY area.

I would **never** use Two Men and a Truck again, and I strongly encourage others to be cautious…read more When the movers arrived, one of the first things they pointed out was that I had purchased the additional valuation/protection coverage. They told me they could save me money by removing it, so I signed the paperwork to take it off. Looking back, I deeply regret that decision. During the move, my son's **brand-new, never-worn $200 Air Jordan sneakers**, which were not packed in a box, disappeared. Because our belongings were placed in temporary storage after the move, I didn't realize they were missing until about one to two weeks later. Since this happened in **April 2026**, I have been trying to get this matter resolved. I have repeatedly attempted to contact the local manager, but my calls have never been returned. The lack of communication and customer service has been extremely disappointing. To make matters worse, my credit card company has required me to jump through countless hoops. I filed a police report, provided the purchase receipt showing the shoes were bought in April, and now I've been asked to write an additional statement that repeats the same information already included in the police report. Meanwhile, I have not seen any indication that my credit card company has contacted Two Men and a Truck about my dispute. Based on my experience, I question why customers are encouraged to remove the additional protection coverage before a move. It left me feeling unprotected when my property went missing. This experience has been frustrating from start to finish. I have lost trust in this company and will never use its services again. **Beware and carefully consider whether to keep any protection coverage you purchase.**