The Las Vegas North location of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® got a great review that started from the very first introduction.
We used Two Men and a Truck as loaders for our move and I was very satisfied. From the very start Kristen, in the office, set the right tone. She was helpful and even had a few suggestions to make things easier. We looked at three moving companies and the price was very comparable. It was Kristen's great attitude that made the decision for us. The movers were quick and packed the truck much better than we could have. We were concerned it would not all fit and they made it work with room to spare. We arrived at our destination with everything in great shape. It took us 9 hours to unpack what it took them 4.5 hours to pack. They arrived on time. They informed me when it looked like it would take a little longer. They were patient with the things that were not ready. All in all a wonderful experience and I am really glad we chose two men and a truck Vegas for our move.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Austin South, Texas
The Austin South location of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® received a great review for a recent move they did.
Jarrett, Israel and Kenneth of Two Men and a Truck moved my family and I cannot imagine them doing a better job. They wrapped my furniture, placed padding on my door frame, respected my hardwood floors, packed the truck in order of what rooms were to be unloaded first and last. They were also friendly in spite my requests to carry large, unwieldy flower pots and my huge work bench. Highly recommended.
Jarrett, Israel and Kenneth of Two Men and a Truck moved my family and I cannot imagine them doing a better job. They wrapped my furniture, placed padding on my door frame, respected my hardwood floors, packed the truck in order of what rooms were to be unloaded first and last. They were also friendly in spite my requests to carry large, unwieldy flower pots and my huge work bench. Highly recommended.
Monday, December 27, 2010
Louisville West, Ky.
The Louisville West location of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® recently participated in Give Back a Smile (GBAS), an anti-domestic violence program founded the by American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD).
The program provides cosmetic dental care to survivors of domestic violence through a nationwide network of dental professionals. With the support of Ultradent Products, Inc. and Discus Dental, GBAS has established a program to help raise funds for the foundation.
The Give Back a Smile program was launched May 27, 1999. Generous AACD dentists, lab technicians and other dental professionals have volunteered their time and expertise for the Give Back a Smile program. Since its inception, over 600 domestic abuse cases have been completed for a total dollar value of more than $5 million dollars. There are currently over 200 applicants being treated throughout the United States.
The program provides cosmetic dental care to survivors of domestic violence through a nationwide network of dental professionals. With the support of Ultradent Products, Inc. and Discus Dental, GBAS has established a program to help raise funds for the foundation.
The Give Back a Smile program was launched May 27, 1999. Generous AACD dentists, lab technicians and other dental professionals have volunteered their time and expertise for the Give Back a Smile program. Since its inception, over 600 domestic abuse cases have been completed for a total dollar value of more than $5 million dollars. There are currently over 200 applicants being treated throughout the United States.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Reply cards across the country
The Wheaton, Ill., and Bay City/Midland/Saginaw, Mich., locations of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® received thank you notes for all their help and support.
I just wanted to say that I'm so appreciative of all that Paul Brown, in Elmhurst, IL, has done to help me out. Unfortunately, I had some problems with my move, and he has gone way above and beyond to make sure I was a happy customer. Im sure he has a full plate of his own, but the time he took to work with me is much appreciated. Thanks so much to Paul!
The Bay City/Midland/Saginaw, Mich., location received a thank-you note from the staff at RediMed in appreciation for its continued support.
I just wanted to say that I'm so appreciative of all that Paul Brown, in Elmhurst, IL, has done to help me out. Unfortunately, I had some problems with my move, and he has gone way above and beyond to make sure I was a happy customer. Im sure he has a full plate of his own, but the time he took to work with me is much appreciated. Thanks so much to Paul!
The Bay City/Midland/Saginaw, Mich., location received a thank-you note from the staff at RediMed in appreciation for its continued support.
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Kansas City, Kan.
The Kansas City, Kan. location of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® was mentioned in an e-mail from the Children's Mercy Hospital for their donated services during The Art of Giving program.
At the Kiewit Holiday Party, we will be collecting gifts for Children’s Mercy Hospital - The Art of Giving program. Please bring an unwrapped, new toy in its original packaging to the Holiday Party. Stuffed animals should have their original tags. Attached you’ll find a list of current needs this holiday season. Donation boxes will be available on either side of the Exhibit Hall entrance. Two Men and a Truck have donated their services to pick up the toys and deliver them to Children’s Mercy Hospital.
Your donation will ensure each child in the hospital on Christmas day receives a gift delivered by Santa. Any extra gifts will be kept and used to fill treasure boxes, reward patients after the completion of a special procedure, to help celebrate birthdays, or to supply activity areas. Here is some more information about how your gifts will be used.
Fill the treasure boxes of Children’s Mercy
When children come to a clinic appointment, urgent care, or the emergency room, they are often hurting, stressed, and scared. Our treasure boxes are one way we can tell children that we know what they are going through isn’t easy. Treasure box items include Hot Wheels cars, small stuffed animals, and other small toys/trinkets.
Give patients positive coping tools
When undergoing medical procedures, children can help themselves relax and cope positively by blowing bubbles or pinwheels, looking at picture books, listening to a calming music CD, or playing with sound and light toys. We strive to make these items available to any patient in need, which means we need many coping tools!
Let patients express and create
Patients of appropriate ages are offered a daily art activity or game. Crayons, coloring books, markers, glue, construction paper, paint, and stickers are just some of the supplies patients use every day at Children’s Mercy. We provide as many art supplies as possible so patients can express themselves, strengthen their fine motor skills, and just be “kids”.
Your gifts go a long way toward brightening a child’s hospital stay.
Thank you for your continued generosity!
At the Kiewit Holiday Party, we will be collecting gifts for Children’s Mercy Hospital - The Art of Giving program. Please bring an unwrapped, new toy in its original packaging to the Holiday Party. Stuffed animals should have their original tags. Attached you’ll find a list of current needs this holiday season. Donation boxes will be available on either side of the Exhibit Hall entrance. Two Men and a Truck have donated their services to pick up the toys and deliver them to Children’s Mercy Hospital.
Your donation will ensure each child in the hospital on Christmas day receives a gift delivered by Santa. Any extra gifts will be kept and used to fill treasure boxes, reward patients after the completion of a special procedure, to help celebrate birthdays, or to supply activity areas. Here is some more information about how your gifts will be used.
Fill the treasure boxes of Children’s Mercy
When children come to a clinic appointment, urgent care, or the emergency room, they are often hurting, stressed, and scared. Our treasure boxes are one way we can tell children that we know what they are going through isn’t easy. Treasure box items include Hot Wheels cars, small stuffed animals, and other small toys/trinkets.
Give patients positive coping tools
When undergoing medical procedures, children can help themselves relax and cope positively by blowing bubbles or pinwheels, looking at picture books, listening to a calming music CD, or playing with sound and light toys. We strive to make these items available to any patient in need, which means we need many coping tools!
Let patients express and create
Patients of appropriate ages are offered a daily art activity or game. Crayons, coloring books, markers, glue, construction paper, paint, and stickers are just some of the supplies patients use every day at Children’s Mercy. We provide as many art supplies as possible so patients can express themselves, strengthen their fine motor skills, and just be “kids”.
Your gifts go a long way toward brightening a child’s hospital stay.
Thank you for your continued generosity!
Monday, December 20, 2010
Reply cards across the country
The Fairfield County, Conn., and Durham, N.C., locations of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® received compliments for their services during recent moves.
A business customer wrote to the Fairfield County, Conn., franchise to thank Quincy Howard and Carlton Capers for their exceptional service during the company's office transition.
A customer e-mailed the Durham, N.C., franchise for its excellent service. He said he was very impressed by the command performance of its team.
A business customer wrote to the Fairfield County, Conn., franchise to thank Quincy Howard and Carlton Capers for their exceptional service during the company's office transition.
A customer e-mailed the Durham, N.C., franchise for its excellent service. He said he was very impressed by the command performance of its team.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Memphis/Southeast, Tenn.
The Memphis/Southeast location of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® recently received a thank you letter from Mid-South Food Bank for their donation of food and grocery items.
Thank you from Mid-South Food Bank for your donation of the food/grocery items listed below. The ability to provide the quantity and variety of nutritious foods and other grocery items to our member agencies is only possible through the generosity of donors like you. These agencies include emergency food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, youth programs, senior programs and rehabilitation centers. All must have an ongoing program feeding hungry and needy people free of charge.
We appreciate your contributions and ask that you remember Mid-South Food Bank whenever you have surplus product and the opportunity to donate throughout the year. It makes such a tremendous difference in the lives of hungry people.
Robert S. Hall
Vice President of Operations
Thank you from Mid-South Food Bank for your donation of the food/grocery items listed below. The ability to provide the quantity and variety of nutritious foods and other grocery items to our member agencies is only possible through the generosity of donors like you. These agencies include emergency food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, youth programs, senior programs and rehabilitation centers. All must have an ongoing program feeding hungry and needy people free of charge.
We appreciate your contributions and ask that you remember Mid-South Food Bank whenever you have surplus product and the opportunity to donate throughout the year. It makes such a tremendous difference in the lives of hungry people.
Robert S. Hall
Vice President of Operations
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