Two Men and a Truck Moving

Two Men and a Truck in Wilmington moves furniture, not just boxes — reviewers keep naming the actual crew members who wrapped a TV, wrestled a 375-pound safe, or unpacked an entire POD container without help. On Google the business carries a 4.6-star average from 593 ratings, with 235 reviews on record since 2021 across four sites — a long, deep history for a local moving crew. The last six months back that up more often than not. One crew wrapped a large-screen TV and packed mattresses into protective bags before a move; another handled an office relocation described as unhurried even as the schedule shifted; one mover noticed a customer's limp, offered to unpack her SUV for her, and even helped track down her cat when it went missing mid-move. That's the pattern reviewers keep describing — specific care with specific belongings, not just politeness. But four of the last thirty-three reviews are serious, and none of them are vague. One customer says a driver had already hit his legal hours limit, so only one truckload got moved before the job stopped mid-house, with no one at the office willing to take a follow-up call. Another says a crew threw belongings around and lost items outright, then went unanswered by staff named Kate and Tom for an extended stretch. A third describes a four-person crew that moved slowly — neighbors reported two of them talking instead of working — despite being promised a smooth day. A fourth simply describes a crew that turned disrespectful partway through. A separate, older review from December 2025 also alleges cash and collectibles went missing after a move, with the general manager never returning two follow-up calls. None of that erases the specific, name-checked praise that fills most of the same window — but it's a real cluster, not a single outlier, worth asking about directly before booking: how the crew and driver get assigned, what recourse looks like if something goes wrong, and who to call by name if an issue needs escalating. This fits a standard local or long-distance household or office move where careful handling of furniture and awkward items is the priority, and the specific praise on that front holds up. Get the crew assignment and a direct contact confirmed in writing before moving day, given how the rougher accounts describe getting stuck once something needed fixing.