Randburg Moving Company - Two Men and a Truck
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We are a local moving company with offices and truck depot in Blairgowrie, Randburg. This means that if your move is in or around the Randburg area we will be a cost effective selection as a moving company because of the short distance to be travelled. We have been operating in Johanneburg, Pretoria and Gauteng since 2019 and are renowned for our friendly and professional movers who arrive on time and handle your furniture with care.
Services we offer
Our primary service is moving furniture for homes and offices. We also offer:
- Box Packing: We can pack your clothing and small items into boxes so they are ready for move day.
- Box Unpacking: We can unpack your boxes to set your home up quickly for moving in.
- Dismantling/reassembly: For large items that come apart.
- Wrapping: Bubble wrap, cusion craft, cardboard are all used to protect items.
- Hoisting: Use ropes to raise or lower a large item than won't fit in the stairwell.
Why our moving company?
The best way to select a service company these days is to check their google review rating and the number of reviews they have. It is also good to read a few reviews to see if they seem legitimate. So google Two Men and a Truck Johannesburg and do some research. Compare also to the other companies you are getting quotes from. We take very seriously:
- Arriving on time and being reliable.
- Fixing or replacing anything we are responsible for damaging/breaking/losing - see TMT Gaurantee.
- Supplying you with a team of friendly and highly trained movers
A brief history of Randburg
One can still find evidence of iron age activity on the local koppies - things like pottery and tools. The first people living in the Randburg are therfore believed to be indiginous tribes.
The first recorded history of Randburg was that of the voortrekker boers who established four farms: Klipfontein, Driefontein, Olievhoutspoort and Boskop.
During the gold rush Carlton Road, Church Street and Pritchard Street were established in open veld. There was a lot of game in the area and it was popular with hunters, hence the naming of Hunters Hill.
During the early 1930s there was a serious drought which forced many platteland farmers to move to the more urban Randburg area. Randburg was established as its own town in 1959 after a drive by the District Secretary of the National Party who considered Johannesburg to be too left wing. He wanted Randburg to have a more Afrikaans character. The name Randburg was chosen in a competition and derived from the new currency, the Rand.
Randburg was incorporated into the City of Johannesburg in the late 1990s.