Two Small Men With Big Hearts Edmonton

Moving your business into a new office can be very stressful, especially because you want to get everything up and working and back to business as soon as possible. You can’t afford to lose any extra days because things weren’t moved properly or efficiently. That’s why you need professional office moving services, like we offer. Learn more: https://hubs.ly/H0d01HP0

School’s out for the summer! For nearly 20 million North American children, this means no more free school lunches and the possibility of going hungry. We want to change this. In fact, we want to help change the fact that 1 in 8 households in Canada are food insecure. That’s why we’ve joined the Move for Hunger team! Read more about you can help us fight hunger with this great organization: https://hubs.ly/H0d01Pf0

Summer is the most common time of year to move. One of the biggest reasons why is because of the weather. No one wants to move in a snowstorm or the pouring rain, but some people don’t realize moving on a really hot day can be equally as difficult. Very high temperatures can be dangerous to both you and your movers. Here are some tips to help keep everyone cool and safe: https://hubs.ly/H0cX6_f0

Want to stand out from your competition? One of the best ways to do this is to offer additional, value-add services to your clients. By partnering with a moving company, you might be able to give your clients something extra that will not only earn you great referrals and reviews, but it could also gain you more business. Learn more, and talk to us about potential partnerships, here: https://hubs.ly/H0cX4Jp0

We’re happy to say that our big hearts are growing every day (look, we rhymed)! We’re always striving to increase our community involvement and we’re happy to say that we now have two new partnerships! We’re very excited to welcome Move for Hunger and the Habitat for Humanity Restore, Edmonton as Two Small Men partners. You can read more about our partnership with these organizations here: https://hubs.ly/H0cY8w_0

One of our great Edmonton movers Eric recently found a random person in need of help moving and he didn't hesitate to jump right in and load up the truck! We love to see our movers giving back to the community in this way!

We know it’s the 4th of July, but we’re proud Canadians so we’re going to brag a little more about our country (sorry, U.S.A). There are a lot of different reasons why we love living and working here. Read our Canada Day blog post to see why we love it so much: https://hubs.ly/H0cRTs10

1 in 8 people will move this year. 1 in 8 people are also food insecure. We want to help change that. Two Small Men is proud to announce our new partnership with Move For Hunger! We have joined this great organization to help bring food to local families in need. Now, when you move with us, we’ll collect all the non-perishable food items you don’t want to take with you and deliver it to the local food pantry where it can be distributed to families in need. Book your move with us and learn more about this organization: https://hubs.ly/H0cLRmT0

People turn to a restoration company during a difficult time in their life. Be it fire, flood, or mold, something has destroyed or damaged part of their home, and that can be very difficult. If you own or manage a restoration company, you want to make this time easier on your clients. One of the best ways to do this is bringing them a higher value for your service: https://hubs.ly/H0cLRKb0

Staying organized from the time you decide you’re going to move to the first days in your new home is key to have a stress-free, efficient, and safe move. When you’re trying to remember everything you need to do all in your head (or on random sticky notes all over the house) this is probably not going to happen. But, when you use our comprehensive moving checklist you can have the organized move you dream of! Get it here: https://hubs.ly/H0cFTtt0

Taking care of the environment is important to you, just like it’s important to us. But traditionally, moving comes with a lot of waste in the form of packing materials, gas to drive back and forth, and more. However, with the help of our partnerships with packing companies like FrogBox you can have a more eco-friendly move. Find out all of our tips for moving green: https://hubs.ly/H0cFTsY0

Are you a homebuilder? Are you looking to bring added value to your clients and attract more? If so, you want to consider working with a moving company. After all, we have the same goal: to get people to move into a new house. When you partner with us, you and your clients get a lot of great benefits. Find out about them all here: https://hubs.ly/H0cynR_0

We’re national movers with local attitude! Even though we have offices in over 30 locations across Canada, we’re committed to serving all of the communities we work in as if they were the only one. After all, our movers and drivers all live in, and contribute to, those cities and towns. If you’re looking for a mover with the experience and resources of the “big guys” and the attitude and commitment of a local “little guy” get your free estimate from any of our locations today: https://hubs.ly/H0cynRY0

Moving soon? Summer is the busiest season for moving companies so you want to make sure to get your moving estimates ahead of time so you can be prepared to book your mover. We want to make sure that, not only do you get an estimate quickly, you also get an accurate estimate, but we need your help to do that. See all the things you can do to ensure your estimate is as accurate as possible (and then get yours) here: https://hubs.ly/H0crZ-z0

You have more stuff than you think you do. That’s a fact. Even if you doubt us now, when it comes time to move, you’ll realize we were right. So if you don’t want to end up having to move way too much stuff (some of which you likely don’t use, want, or need) you need a plan for downsizing and decluttering. We have that plan: https://hubs.ly/H0crZZP0

For people, moving can be a stressful experience. One of the best ways to help a person or child who is struggling to cope or understand is to talk it through with them and explain everything. But you can’t do this with every member of your family. Pets are easily stressed and upset by the moving process, and you can’t just tell them everything is going to be ok. Here are some of our best tips for keeping your pets safe and happy during the move: https://hubs.ly/H0chFW70

Planning a move? It’s getting to be the busiest time of year for moving companies, so you want to make sure to book early to ensure you can get the day and time you’re looking for. If you can, try to book your move in the middle of the month. When you do this, you’re more likely to get the time you want, and you get movers who are less busy and less tired. Plus, when you move with us between the 4th and 24th of the month, you can get discounts of up to $30 per hour. Get your free estimate here: https://hubs.ly/H0c8NXS0

Packing is one of (if not the) most time-consuming, strenuous part of the moving process. When it comes to valuables and fragile things, packing gets even more stressful. If you’re going to be tackling packing on your own, you’ll want to know the best methods for keeping these items safe during the move. Check out some tips for packing valuables from the professionals here: https://hubs.ly/H0c8Prs0

If you’re a business owner, chances are you’re always on the lookout for ways to bring added value to your clients. We know we are. Providing added value to clients can increase their trust in your business, encourage them to refer you to others, and even drive more traffic to your business. For many different types of businesses, partnering with a moving company can bring a great value-add to your clients. Here are 6 different companies that could use a moving company partnership: https://hubs.ly/H0c2D090

May is a month that’s all about moving (it’s National Moving Month) so we want to make sure all of our followers know all about moving companies. We know a lot of people aren’t sure about the benefits of using a moving company. In particular, many people don’t know about all the giving back and volunteer work that a certain moving company (we mean us) does. Learn more: https://hubs.ly/H0bYMpl0

We used Two small Men with Big Hearts for a recent house move, and were very impressed. The two movers, Eric and Victor, were very easy to work with and did a fabulous job.

Two Small Men is that very Edmonton moving company which agreed to transport our huge chandelier to Calgary. We entrusted the movers with this important mission because we followed our friends’ advice. We’re anxious because this chandelier had been in our family for more than 50 years but in fact we didn’t have to – it was moved with extreme care.

These folks were awesome! Christine, Jeffrey and Tito thanks so much for your quick and efficient service........Dolly and Mable :)



Would highly recommend this company!

Recently used this company to move from my downstairs apartment to upstairs.

Amy and Barb are lovely ladies to deal with. Tristan and Dan were incredibly fast!! And they also took good care on my furniture, they were so careful.

Highly recommend!!

I think I can’t thank you enough. Being so busy with wedding preparations, we really had no time and energy to take care of our move to a new apartment. Luckily, your caring and knowledgeable movers saved the day for us and did the job perfectly well. You’re best of the best moving services in Edmonton, thanks again!

I love working for Two Small Men, Great people and fantastic owners

Had an amazing experience with two small men today! Tysen and Victor did a great job moving everything and were very careful with everything! I would highly suggest two small men to anyone looking for help with their move! GREAT JOB GUYS! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

Great Company. Quick and efficient service. Friendly and professional. Everything arrived with no damages and the crew was great to work with.



I will be using you again in the near future!

Get people to work with. Very happy with our More!!!

Awesome company! They very good! Would use them again!!! �

When I first called to book my move, the lady on the phone was very polite and helpful. She answered all my questions and I explained to her that some of my bigger items such as my bed frame would need to be taken apart and she assured me that not only would her movers take apart my furniture they would also re assemble it in the new place. I thought the price and the fact that they were willing to do that for me was a great deal. The day for the move came and I waited and waited until the movers finally showed up late. I requested an early move as new tenants were arriving to move in that day. They didn't show up until 10:30 am. To my surprise there was a female mover (not that women can't do what men can) It just wasn't what I was expecting. I felt a pit in my stomach and just knew this move wasn't going to go well. I asked them to please take apart my bed frame and anything else they might think would be easier moved if taken apart... they showed up with no tools (after I specifically said on the phone that some of my items would need to be taken apart) The male mover told me that no tools were sent with them. I had to call a friend to come and take apart my bed for me. As they were loading things onto the truck I could see my furniture being damaged right before my eyes, they were not lifting things and just pushing my furniture into the walls and down the stairs. I was busy with cleaning and getting things organized when the movers came to me and said that they had dropped my nightstand down the stairs. I went to go see it and it was completely busted in ten different pieces. I asked them how it happened and they said it fell off the dolly.... The movers said they would document any damage they caused and the company would be liable. So with that said and me already being stressed out from the move, I didn't think to take a picture of it and just put it in the garbage pile. As they started to move my bed, I had to remind them of the $10 mattress cover I had purchased for the move. They put it on but as they were moving my mattress, I watched the male mover push my mattress down the stairs as he said "I love this part, it's easy to move a mattress" the cover slid up the side and my brand new mattress was left dirty from being pushed down the stairs of the building. So nightmare after nightmare I didn't think it could get any worse, they then told me that they broke the leg off my dresser, but all I would need to do is get some wood glue, but they weren't sure if the glue would hold the weight of the dresser. They also proceeded to tell me that they like this company (two small men) because you don't need any previous experience, they will hire anyone just because they need people. He told me that he was hired the day before my move because my move was an "emergency" and they needed a driver. He also said that the female mover was hired two hours prior to my move. At this point I was so mad. I would hardly call my move an emergency considering I had it booked a month or more in advance. The whole point of me hiring a moving company was so that I would have professionals moving my brand new expensive furniture and not my friends, who I didn't trust not to damage my belongings. In the end, all my belongings were damaged anyways and I spent way more money than I would've if I had gotten friends to do it. When everything was loaded up, the movers said they would meet me at my new place, I agreed and they went on their way. I had a few small cleaning tasks to complete at the apartment before I left and garbage to take to the bin. I left maybe 15 mins after they did. When I arrived to the new place they were still not there and didn't show up for another 20 minutes. It was during that time that I called their office to complain about my move, how they damaged all my furniture, they damaged my old place, they broke furniture, how they were late and still not at the new place. She told me there was nothing they could do about damage to my old place or my broken nightstand if I didn't have any pictures for proof. It was a piss off but I understood. So from that point on I started taking photos. I started noticing more damage to my furniture as they were offloading the truck. They were handling my furniture very unprofessionally. The female mover was throwing items out of the truck including all my couch cushions right onto the dirty ground. I had asked them not to wear shoes into the bedrooms of the new place as they are carpeted and the carpets had just been cleaned the night before. They agreed, but I then seen them take off their shoes and walk all over outside before walking inside onto the freshly cleaned carpets... When I say don't wear shoes on the carpets, that also goes for dirty socks you just walked around outside in. As they brought my dresser inside, I noticed that not only was the leg broken off, the slots where the drawers go in are also broken. I'm also noticing all the damage to my new place, the walls, a vent, the railing, the door frame, the stairwell trim, even parts of the ceiling! I couldn't believe my eyes. I also noticed scratches and rips in my couch, including a large hole in the side and a large rip on the bottom. My tv stand also had scratches and paint removed. I called the office again, I asked why they had sent a female mover, the lady on the phone told me that they don't send out female movers. I said there was one in front of me and she sounded surprised. I then asked why they sent two people that they just hired. She told me that they both had previous moving experience on their resumes but maybe they should've checked the references better. I also made her aware of all the damage and she told me to take photos. She then said she would take an hour off of my final price, which was nice of her, but in the end I still ended up paying the whole price for the move because I forgot about the $50 deposit I put down beforehand. All in all, this move was a complete nightmare. And I am still dealing with it a week later. I put in a claim for all the damages, I sent photos and they are ignoring me. I've called, emailed, left voicemails. Next step is going to their office myself, and or filing a complaint to the better business bureau. I would not recommend this moving company to anyone, unless you have furniture you don't care about. I hired these people for a service and they did not deliver. I worked hard to be able to buy myself nice things, and this company ruined it all.

Well they don't show up on time and date they don't explain quotes properly. And they always delay delivery great job.

I then offered to pay them in the morning upon arrival they declined and said they are moving my stuff to storage so that's the story how I'm losing everything I own to a shit company.

We used Two small Men with Big Hearts for a recent house move, and were very impressed. The two movers, Eric and Victor, were very easy to work with and did a fabulous job.

Two Small Men is that very Edmonton moving company which agreed to transport our huge chandelier to Calgary. We entrusted the movers with this important mission because we followed our friends’ advice. We’re anxious because this chandelier had been in our family for more than 50 years but in fact we didn’t have to – it was moved with extreme care.

These folks were awesome! Christine, Jeffrey and Tito thanks so much for your quick and efficient service........Dolly and Mable :)



Would highly recommend this company!

Recently used this company to move from my downstairs apartment to upstairs.

Amy and Barb are lovely ladies to deal with. Tristan and Dan were incredibly fast!! And they also took good care on my furniture, they were so careful.

Highly recommend!!

I think I can’t thank you enough. Being so busy with wedding preparations, we really had no time and energy to take care of our move to a new apartment. Luckily, your caring and knowledgeable movers saved the day for us and did the job perfectly well. You’re best of the best moving services in Edmonton, thanks again!

I love working for Two Small Men, Great people and fantastic owners

Had an amazing experience with two small men today! Tysen and Victor did a great job moving everything and were very careful with everything! I would highly suggest two small men to anyone looking for help with their move! GREAT JOB GUYS! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

Great Company. Quick and efficient service. Friendly and professional. Everything arrived with no damages and the crew was great to work with.



I will be using you again in the near future!

Get people to work with. Very happy with our More!!!

Awesome company! They very good! Would use them again!!! �

When I first called to book my move, the lady on the phone was very polite and helpful. She answered all my questions and I explained to her that some of my bigger items such as my bed frame would need to be taken apart and she assured me that not only would her movers take apart my furniture they would also re assemble it in the new place. I thought the price and the fact that they were willing to do that for me was a great deal. The day for the move came and I waited and waited until the movers finally showed up late. I requested an early move as new tenants were arriving to move in that day. They didn't show up until 10:30 am. To my surprise there was a female mover (not that women can't do what men can) It just wasn't what I was expecting. I felt a pit in my stomach and just knew this move wasn't going to go well. I asked them to please take apart my bed frame and anything else they might think would be easier moved if taken apart... they showed up with no tools (after I specifically said on the phone that some of my items would need to be taken apart) The male mover told me that no tools were sent with them. I had to call a friend to come and take apart my bed for me. As they were loading things onto the truck I could see my furniture being damaged right before my eyes, they were not lifting things and just pushing my furniture into the walls and down the stairs. I was busy with cleaning and getting things organized when the movers came to me and said that they had dropped my nightstand down the stairs. I went to go see it and it was completely busted in ten different pieces. I asked them how it happened and they said it fell off the dolly.... The movers said they would document any damage they caused and the company would be liable. So with that said and me already being stressed out from the move, I didn't think to take a picture of it and just put it in the garbage pile. As they started to move my bed, I had to remind them of the $10 mattress cover I had purchased for the move. They put it on but as they were moving my mattress, I watched the male mover push my mattress down the stairs as he said "I love this part, it's easy to move a mattress" the cover slid up the side and my brand new mattress was left dirty from being pushed down the stairs of the building. So nightmare after nightmare I didn't think it could get any worse, they then told me that they broke the leg off my dresser, but all I would need to do is get some wood glue, but they weren't sure if the glue would hold the weight of the dresser. They also proceeded to tell me that they like this company (two small men) because you don't need any previous experience, they will hire anyone just because they need people. He told me that he was hired the day before my move because my move was an "emergency" and they needed a driver. He also said that the female mover was hired two hours prior to my move. At this point I was so mad. I would hardly call my move an emergency considering I had it booked a month or more in advance. The whole point of me hiring a moving company was so that I would have professionals moving my brand new expensive furniture and not my friends, who I didn't trust not to damage my belongings. In the end, all my belongings were damaged anyways and I spent way more money than I would've if I had gotten friends to do it. When everything was loaded up, the movers said they would meet me at my new place, I agreed and they went on their way. I had a few small cleaning tasks to complete at the apartment before I left and garbage to take to the bin. I left maybe 15 mins after they did. When I arrived to the new place they were still not there and didn't show up for another 20 minutes. It was during that time that I called their office to complain about my move, how they damaged all my furniture, they damaged my old place, they broke furniture, how they were late and still not at the new place. She told me there was nothing they could do about damage to my old place or my broken nightstand if I didn't have any pictures for proof. It was a piss off but I understood. So from that point on I started taking photos. I started noticing more damage to my furniture as they were offloading the truck. They were handling my furniture very unprofessionally. The female mover was throwing items out of the truck including all my couch cushions right onto the dirty ground. I had asked them not to wear shoes into the bedrooms of the new place as they are carpeted and the carpets had just been cleaned the night before. They agreed, but I then seen them take off their shoes and walk all over outside before walking inside onto the freshly cleaned carpets... When I say don't wear shoes on the carpets, that also goes for dirty socks you just walked around outside in. As they brought my dresser inside, I noticed that not only was the leg broken off, the slots where the drawers go in are also broken. I'm also noticing all the damage to my new place, the walls, a vent, the railing, the door frame, the stairwell trim, even parts of the ceiling! I couldn't believe my eyes. I also noticed scratches and rips in my couch, including a large hole in the side and a large rip on the bottom. My tv stand also had scratches and paint removed. I called the office again, I asked why they had sent a female mover, the lady on the phone told me that they don't send out female movers. I said there was one in front of me and she sounded surprised. I then asked why they sent two people that they just hired. She told me that they both had previous moving experience on their resumes but maybe they should've checked the references better. I also made her aware of all the damage and she told me to take photos. She then said she would take an hour off of my final price, which was nice of her, but in the end I still ended up paying the whole price for the move because I forgot about the $50 deposit I put down beforehand. All in all, this move was a complete nightmare. And I am still dealing with it a week later. I put in a claim for all the damages, I sent photos and they are ignoring me. I've called, emailed, left voicemails. Next step is going to their office myself, and or filing a complaint to the better business bureau. I would not recommend this moving company to anyone, unless you have furniture you don't care about. I hired these people for a service and they did not deliver. I worked hard to be able to buy myself nice things, and this company ruined it all.

Well they don't show up on time and date they don't explain quotes properly. And they always delay delivery great job.

I then offered to pay them in the morning upon arrival they declined and said they are moving my stuff to storage so that's the story how I'm losing everything I own to a shit company.