Two Men and a Truck Houston Northwest

Specialties

Having completed more than five million moves, Two Men and a Truck® is the nation's first and largest local franchised moving company in operation with the goal of exceeding customers' expectations every day. Nationally the brand employs more than 8,300 team members. You'd never know it because a small-town, friendly feel is what the brand embodies--all while setting the industry standard for professional and personalized service. Move teams are able to handle any type of move: business moves or home moves — whether it's an entire corporate headquarters or a single piece of furniture. Flexible schedules are offered in order to meet customers' needs, with availability on evenings and weekends. Our expert move teams are fully trained, licensed, and insured. Our top-notch movers work hard to live up to their reputation of being the «Movers Who Care®», and with a 96% customer referral rate, the success of Two Men and a Truck®'s secret sauce is apparent to their millions of happy customers! Two Men and a Truck, Houston NW is a locally owned and operated moving franchise. The local Houston franchise opened in 1996, and we have been members of the Houston BBB since 1996.   We are a full service moving company providing local, statewide, and interstate moving services.  Our customers are primarily residents of the Houston metropolitan area, although we are not limited to the Houston metropolitan area, as we will also go across the state or across the country.

History

Established in 1985. Two Men and a Truck® started in the early 1980s as a way for two brothers to make extra money while they were in high school. Now, more than 30 years later, the company has grown to over 320 locations worldwide. Brothers Brig Sorber and Jon Sorber started moving people in the Lansing, Mich., area using an old pickup truck. Their mom, Mary Ellen Sheets, developed a logo to put in a weekly community newspaper. That stickmen logo still rests on every truck, sign, and advertisement three decades later.After the brothers left for college, Sheets continued to field calls for moving services while she also worked a full-time data processing job with the State of Michigan. In 1985, she decided to make things official by purchasing a 14-foot truck for $350 and hiring a pair of movers. That $350 is the only capital Sheets has ever invested in the company.