Two Men and a Truck Moving

Two Men and a Truck of Manchester is a franchise location — the company's first in New Hampshire — and its Google page, the only location-specific source here, tells a genuinely mixed story: 4.6 stars from 212 ratings, with named crews (Jacob, Trey and Dwayne, Andy, Gavin Call and Alex Olive, Ike, Mike and Sanjee) repeatedly praised for careful, efficient, well-organized moves across 2023 through 2026. A meaningful number of Google reviews describe a different experience, and a real pattern runs through them: what happens after something goes wrong. A 2023 review described a $300 coin jar disappearing during a move with no resolution; a 2024 review described being charged twice with weeks of unanswered follow-up; a 2025 review described a dropped, broken 70-inch TV and a claim that went nowhere after the promised callback never came; a 2026 review described a broken mechanism on an expensive infant's crib and nearly a month of silence from management. A separate 2026 review described a crew of two showing up when three were promised, in an undersized rental truck, turning a job into an eight-hour ordeal. The company's Better Business Bureau page carries a C grade with three complaints on file. Worth noting clearly: Two Men and a Truck is a large national franchise, and a number of the web mentions collected here are about completely different franchise locations in other cities — Dayton, Peoria, Lansing, Milwaukee — not this Manchester, New Hampshire branch. One Reddit commenter said as much directly: their experience depends on the franchise, good at some locations, a nightmare at others. Those out-of-market accounts don't describe the crew a Manchester-area homeowner would actually get, and are set aside here; the Google reviews above, tied to this specific location, are the reliable signal. For a straightforward local or long-distance move, the crew-level reviews here describe careful, hardworking teams. Where the record gets shakier is what happens if something breaks or the bill comes out wrong — several customers describe a slow, unresponsive claims and billing process. Get the crew size, truck size, and damage-claim procedure in writing before moving day, and keep a record of any issue in case follow-up is slow.