Twins and a Truck
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Author: Kaitlyn Short
Twins and a Truck is a Memphis, Tennessee moving company run by twin brothers Andrew and Bennett Kruchten, who say they own the business and work the moves themselves. These Memphis movers handle house, apartment, and office moves across the city and nearby communities such as Germantown, Collierville, Bartlett, and Cordova, and they also take long-distance and out-of-state moves to and from Memphis.
On a residential move, the crew first walks the home with the customer to note what is fragile, what stays behind, and what should come off the truck first; furniture is then taken apart, padded, and taped before loading, and it is rebuilt at the new address, beds included, before the crew leaves.
The Good
- USDOT and MC Registered, Licensed and Insured
- Disassembly and Reassembly Built Into the Move
- Walkups, Tight Hallways, and Timed Elevators
- Office Moves Planned Around Lost Working Hours
- Pianos, Safes, and Oversized Pieces
USDOT and MC Registered, Licensed and Insured
The company lists a USDOT number and an MC number and describes itself as a licensed and insured, locally owned Memphis mover rather than a franchise.
Disassembly and Reassembly Built Into the Move
Taking furniture apart and putting it back together is treated as part of the job rather than an extra, and boxes are placed in the rooms the customer names instead of the nearest open floor space.
Walkups, Tight Hallways, and Timed Elevators
Apartment moves cover third-floor walkups, narrow hallways, and freight elevators reserved for about an hour, with packing, unpacking, and furniture assembly included.
Office Moves Planned Around Lost Working Hours
For offices, the team plans backward from when employees need to be working again, sizes the crew to finish in a single day where possible, and asks for each building’s freight elevator window, dock hours, and truck parking details before booking.
Pianos, Safes, and Oversized Pieces
Upright and baby grand pianos, safes, treadmills, and oversized furniture are moved with dedicated equipment and extra hands, as long as they are flagged in advance so the crew can be planned around them.
The Bad
- Boxes and Packing Materials Are Not Supplied
- Customer-Packed Boxes Move at the Owner’s Risk
- No Rebuild for Furniture the Customer Took Apart
Boxes and Packing Materials Are Not Supplied
The company does not sell or supply boxes, tape, or packing materials, so customers who pack themselves need to buy those ahead of time; hired packers are available instead.
Customer-Packed Boxes Move at the Owner’s Risk
Boxes packed by the customer are loaded and moved, but the company states it cannot take responsibility for their contents because the crew did not see how they were packed.
No Rebuild for Furniture the Customer Took Apart
The crew reassembles what it disassembled; furniture that a customer or office team already broke down will be moved but not put back together.
The Bottom Line
Twins and a Truck is built for Memphis-area households and businesses who want the owners on the job site, furniture taken apart and rebuilt as part of the move, and a crew that knows which local streets a 26-foot truck can reach, whether the move stays across town or leaves the state.
Before booking, use the company’s website to describe the move, and be ready to discuss stairs, elevator reservations, heavy items like pianos or safes, and whether you want their packers, since those details set the crew size and the plan; the company suggests getting on its calendar two to four weeks ahead, earlier for weekends and month-end dates.
