Two Men and a Truck vs North American Van Lines
On our weighted score, Two Men and a Truck takes the edge (4.2/5). That said, Two Men and a Truck is the better pick for local moves and short-distance interstate jobs, while North American Van Lines wins for cross-country moves with high-value items.
| Category | Two Men and a Truck | North American Van Lines |
|---|---|---|
| USDOT | Varies by franchise | 070851 |
| MC # | Varies by franchise | 107012 |
| BBB rating | A+ | A+ |
| Founded | 1985 | 1933 |
| Headquarters | Lansing, MI | Fort Wayne, IN |
| Coverage | Regional | All 50 states |
| Services | Local, Long-distance, Packing, Storage | Long-distance, International, Packing, Storage, Corporate |
| 2BR estimate | $400–$2,200 | $3,000–$7,200 |
| Customer rating | 4.2 / 5 | 4.1 / 5 |
Two Men and a Truck
The largest local-focused moving franchise in the US with 350+ locations. Pricing is competitive for local hourly work but their long-distance arm is less mature than van-line brands.
Best for: Local moves and short-distance interstate jobs
Watch out: Quality varies by franchise — read reviews for your specific local branch, not the brand as a whole.
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North American (part of SIRVA) leans toward complex and high-value relocations, with strong piano and antique handling. For a basic studio across town, a local independent will almost always undercut their price.
Best for: Cross-country moves with high-value items
Watch out: Local move pricing is rarely competitive against regional independents.
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