What to Compare
Two Men and a Truck focuses purely on moving; College Hunks offers both moving AND junk removal, making them a good one-stop option for moves involving cleanouts.
Head-to-Head Breakdown
Two Men and a Truck
Features and considerations
- Movers Who Care brand standard
- Straightforward moving focus
Limits and questions
- No junk removal service
College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving
Features and considerations
- Moving + junk removal in one trip
- Can do both move and pre-move cleanout
- Increasingly large FL presence
Limits and questions
- Newer company (2005) vs Two Men
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Two Men and a Truck | College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving | |
|---|---|---|
| Founded / HQ | 1985 / Lansing, MI | 2005 / Tampa, FL |
| FL Franchises | Extensive statewide | Ask the College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving provider to document franchises for the exact offer. |
| Services | Residential + commercial moving | Moving + junk removal |
| Local Move (2BR estimate) | Ask the Two Men and a Truck provider to document local move for the exact offer. | Ask the College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving provider to document local move for the exact offer. |
| Junk Removal | No | Yes |
| Online Booking | Yes | Yes |
| Fit for your project | Ask the Two Men and a Truck provider to document current quote and terms for the exact offer. | Ask the College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving provider to document current quote and terms for the exact offer. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time to move to Florida?
Moving companies are busiest November through April when snowbirds and retirees make most moves. Summer heat is a tradeoff — early morning starts and ample hydration are essential.
How much does a local Florida move cost?
Factors: number of movers (2 vs. 3), truck size needed, stairs or elevator, distance, and whether packing is included.
Are College Hunks and Two Men and a Truck licensed for interstate moves?
Yes — both have USDOT numbers and are licensed for interstate moves in addition to local Florida moves. For any interstate move, verify the company's USDOT number at fmcsa.dot.gov and confirm they provide a binding estimate, not a non-binding estimate that could increase dramatically at delivery.
Consumer resources
Use these official resources when evaluating an offer. They provide general guidance and do not establish a winner between these options.
- FMCSA: choosing an interstate mover — Interstate-move guidance; verify the actual mover or broker and the current agreement.