Two Men and a Truck
Two Men and a Truck is a St. Catharines-based moving and junk removal franchise serving Niagara Falls and the wider Niagara Region. It appears suited to households, seniors, students and businesses needing relocation help, packing support, internal moving or removal of unwanted items.
Why This Business Was Selected Based on documented services, public reputation, business history and other verification signals reviewed by FiveBest.
- Niagara Region location since 2013
- Serves Niagara Falls and nearby communities
- Moving and junk removal offered locally
- Residential and business moving documented
- Packing and specialty moving available
What Customers Mention Recurring themes identified across public customer reviews. These are FiveBest summaries, not verbatim quotations.
- Professional, friendly moving crews 4+ mentions
- Careful handling of belongings 3+ mentions
- Helpful office coordination and communication 3+ mentions
- Efficient, smooth moving-day service 3+ mentions
Ideal For
- Local household moves within Niagara Region
- Apartment, condo and retirement-community moves
- Office relocations and internal furniture moves
- Seniors and students changing residences
- Garage, basement or furniture clear-outs
FiveBest Summary Prepared independently by FiveBest using publicly available business information. This summary is not provided by the business.
Two Men and a Truck operates from 5 Neilson Ave in St. Catharines and serves Niagara Falls along with other communities in the Niagara Region. The local franchise states that it has served the region since 2013. Its work spans residential moving, business moving, packing and unpacking, long-distance moves, internal rearranging and heavy lifting. The location also documents moves for apartments, condominiums, retirement settings, students and seniors, as well as handling certain specialty items such as pianos, pool tables and safes.
For businesses, the company describes office relocation, office rearranging and moving support intended to limit operational disruption. Its local junk-removal service can handle household clutter, furniture, appliances, exercise equipment, construction debris, patio furniture, hot tubs and electronics. The company says it seeks to recycle or donate unwanted items where possible. Moving services and junk removal use different pricing approaches: the junk-removal page says removal is priced by the amount of truck space used, while moving is billed hourly.
Publicly accessible Google review content commonly mentions courteous crews, careful handling, helpful office communication and efficient moving days. The Better Business Bureau profile for this exact address lists an A+ rating, identifies the operation as not BBB accredited and names Cotie as franchise owner. Consumers should confirm the written estimate, crew size, timing, specialty-item requirements and what materials can be accepted before booking. FiveBest summary: a documented local option for moving support and junk haul-away across the Niagara Region.
