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The Concept

TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® franchises are locally owned and operated by capable business people who typically have strong sales, marketing and management backgrounds, and who believe in the long term benefits of delivering the highest standards in customer service and satisfaction.

Its franchisees are also active in their communities and promote themselves as local business owners in the markets they service. They are supported by an experienced business franchise organisation that can assist and counsel them with any aspect of the business.

Owning a TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® franchise not only allows a potential franchisee the freedom to run a business but it also provides the structure and support of a top ranked successful franchise system.

With more than two decades of experience in the moving industry, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® has combined this knowledge and the experience of more than 200 franchises and corporate locations to develop a proven franchise concept. TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® provides the franchisee with all the support and expertise required to run a top ranked business, from training and support during the start up of the business to coaching franchisees on how to maximize profitability.

TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® continually monitors and supports franchisees as the business grows and the franchisee becomes a seasoned business professional in the moving industry. TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® franchise is a "BUSINESS IN A BOX" with no heavy lifting required, just follow our proven system and experience success.

 

  • Never use printed newsprint to wrap fine china.
  • Pack important and sentimental documents separately to be easily accessible including: children's health records, passports, family records, insurance information and photo albums.
  • For large appliances be sure to check your owner's manuals to see if there are special instructions for moving.
  • Always stack dishes upwards when packing.
  • Use only small boxes for books. They get very heavy, very fast.
  • Remember: the heavier the item, the smaller the box.
  • Don't pack with food or supermarket boxes. You never know what little critter is hiding - or if the box will be strong enough to support your possessions.
  • Make your reservations for movers two to four weeks before your move day.
  • Avoid mixing items from different rooms in the same box.
  • Use wardrobe boxes to make closets easier to pack. Clothes in drawers can be placed in suitcases.