Two Guys and a Truck Earns Coveted Angie’s List Super Service Award

Two Guys and a Truck has been awarded the prestigious 2011 Angie’s List Super Service Award, an honor bestowed annually on approximately 5 percent of all the businesses rated on the nation’s leading provider of consumer reviews on local service providers.

“Only a fraction of the businesses rated on Angie’s List can claim the sterling service record of being a Super Service Award winner because we set a high bar,” said Angie’s List Founder Angie Hicks. “The fact that Two Guys and a Truck can claim Super Service Award status speaks volumes about its dedication to consumers.”

Angie’s List Super Service Award winners have met strict eligibility requirements including earning a minimum number of reports, an exemplary rating from their clients and abiding by Angie’s List operational guidelines. Ratings are updated daily on Angie’s List, but members can find the 2011 Super Service Award logo next to business names in search results on AngiesList.com.

Sterling Lions Club & Two Guys and a Truck

Volunteers: Davida Luehrs, Dwight Brooks, Mike Ryan

Sterling, Virginia (December 2, 2011) – As a child, the Lions Club provided Michael Ryan with his first pair of glasses when his parents couldn’t afford them. Years later, a sign blowing across the road caused him to stop at a Citrus sale, just like today’s event, which got him involved in the Lions Club. Now, as the Second Vice District Governor of Lions of Virginia, he gives back to the community by helping with these events.

Two Guys and a Truck also lent a hand by donating the use of a 53′ moving trailer to the Sterling Lions Club to store boxes of Indian River Ruby Red Grapefruit, Florida Navel Oranges, and Orlando Tangelos for the annual Florida Citrus Sale. All proceeds go to those in need of glasses and hearing aids, but who can’t afford them.

The Florida citrus fruit sale will be from December 2-4, 9am-5pm in the parking lot of the Dulles Town Crossing Chick-fil-A at 45440 Dulles Crossing Plaza, located off Nokes Blvd. at Route 28 in Sterling, Virginia.

For more information, or to place an advance order, please contact Randy Mook at (703) 430-0043.

Two Guys and a Truck trailer loaded with boxes

Sterling moving company

Two Guys and a Truck donates moving service to Neediest Kids

November 2, 2011, Tuesday – Two Guys and a Truck donates moving service to Neediest Kids to deliver 1,440 coats from the Burlington Coat Factory to a facility in Manassas for storage, sorting and eventual distribution to needy students in Virginia, Maryland and D.C. The shipment will aid students in Alexandria City Schools, Arlington Public Schools, Frederick, Montgomery, and Prince George’s County Public Schools, D.C. Public , D.C. Public Charter Schools, and the Archdiocese of Washington.

Lynne Downer, Operations & Administration Manager of Neediest Kids, emailed Two Guys and a Truck to say, “The team of guys you sent were very, very nice and I hope that it was an easy move for them. Not too much heavy lifting, mostly by the manual lifts.”

Neediest Kids builds a bridge to success by giving low-income students the basic essentials they need to get the education they deserve, including eyeglasses, coats, clothes, uniforms, school supplies, food, personal care items, and other essential goods and services. Neediest Kids partners with ten school districts in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.

“Trunk or Treat” Car and Truck Show

October 15, 2011, Saturday – Two Guys and a Truck made a scary entry in the Prudential Carruthers Realtors® “Trunk or Treat” Car and Truck Show at Newtown Commons, Stephens City, VA.

Donations from the event went to benefit of The Sunshine Kids, a non-profit organization dedicated to children with cancer that provides positive group activities and emotional support for young cancer patients.

Two Guys and a Truck at Car Show

Children received goody bags while the first 100 registered contestants received Dash Plaques, sponsored by Rob Suling with PCR Mortgage.

Prizes, drawings, and awards were given in two classes of competition: Top 15 Class (1900 – 1979), Top 5 Class (1980 – Present).

Food was provided by Country Catering, and entertainment was provided by Valley Cruisers of Winchester.

Terry Williams, Carlos Ramirez, and their sons were happy when Two Guys and a Truck’s moving truck won one of the drawings.

Best mover in Richmond, VA

In the August 2011 issue of Richmond Magazine, Two Guys and a Truck was named the best mover in Richmond by the readers of Richmond Magazine in their article “19th Annual Best & Worst: Services.”

Two Guys and a Truck helps Boy Scouts with Spring Mulch Sale

Boy Scouts at work

Saturday, April 9, 2001 – Two Guys and a Truck donated a Guy and a Truck to help Boy Scout Troop 1865 with their Spring Mulch Sale. The professional moving company helped distribute more than 8,000 bags of mulch throughout Fairfax County in the most successful fundraiser that the troop ever had!

The money from the drive will be used to send scouts to summer camp, and purchase much needed scouting gear, such as cooking equipment, canoes and tents.

Troop 1865 - leader & scouts

truck & forklift

Two Guys and a Truck has a New Guy!

Ownership of the highly recognized brand, Two Guys and a Truck, changed hands today as Brett Burks completed the acquisition of the Corporation’s assets and the Franchisor’s trademarks including trade names, logos, service marks, and franchise agreements.

When asked what attracted him to Two Guys and a Truck, he said, “In addition to the people, the brand has a proven track record backed by a successful franchise system. This opportunity gives folks the ability to grow their own business and take part in the multi-billion dollar Household Goods Moving & Storage Industry.”

Brett Burks

Born and raised in Herndon, Virginia, the Company’s location was appealing to Burks along with fact that he was familiar with moving. Between semesters at Virginia Tech, he worked part-time as a mover before graduating and going on to a career in financial services with Primerica, eventually rising to the position of Regional Vice President.

“We’re going to make moving fun,” he smiled, “Think Disney meets moving… it’s going to be a wonderful ride!”

Two Guys assist Lions Club Sight & Hearing Fund

To raise money for those in need of glasses and hearing aids but who can’t afford them, the Sterling Lions Club holds an annual Florida Citrus Sale.

When another moving company was unable to fulfill their promise of lending a truck, the Sterling Lions Club contacted Two Guys and a Truck who arranged for a 53′ moving trailer to store the boxes of Indian River Ruby Red Grapefruit, Florida Navel Oranges, and Orlando Tangelos.

The trailer will be available for the duration of the Florida citrus fruit sale from December 3-5, 9am-5pm in the parking lot of the Dulles Town Crossing Chick-fil-A at 45440 Dulles Crossing Plaza, located off Nokes Blvd. at Route 28 in Sterling, Virginia. All proceeds go to benefit the Lions Club of Sterling Charities, Inc. Sight & Hearing Fund.

Two Guys and a Truck teams with Giant Food to Drive Off Hunger

Cindy and TJ Vogle, owners of Vogle Moving & Storage, LLC t/a Two Guys and a Truck® had a charitable idea on how to use their
moving company in Gaithersburg to help the less fortunate this holiday season. They created a Holiday Food Drive, nicknamed “Stuff-a-Truck,” to drive off hunger in their local community. The Food Drive took place in Giant Food’s parking lot in the Kentlands Shopping Center on Saturday, November 20th between 10am – 5pm.

Cindy Vogle at Holiday Food Drive

Over forty (40) boxes of non-perishable food items, along with $100 in cash, were collected, transported, and donated to Gaithersburg HELP, a non-profit organization that assists needy families. “This is the largest quantity of food ever raised in a single-day event this year,” said Dave Willis of Gaithersburg HELP.

Local Celebrities select Two Guys and a Truck

J.P. Flaim

J.P. Flaim, one of the Sports Junkies on the FAN – DC Sports Radio FM 106.7, chose local moving company, Two Guys and Truck, to move him on Tuesday, July 13, 2010. Chris and another ‘One of the Guys’ moved J.P. from his condo in Rockville, Maryland, to his new apartment. Listen for yourself to his humorous comments.

 

Another one of the DC Sports Radio crew and former Washington Redskins #1 Draft Pick, LaVar Arrington, had Two Guys and Truck,
local and long distance movers, move some belongings for him back in October 2009.