Award Winning Moving Team, Two Men And A Truck Sacramento, Can handle Any Size Moves.

Online, September 30, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Sacramento, CA. When you hear the phrase "two men and a truck", you may get the impression that you are dealing with a small company. However, that's not the case when dealing with the Award Winning Sacramento Movers, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK. The Sacramento Office of the Federal Aviation Administration is moving the first weekend of October and has selected TWO MEN AND A TRUCK to be their Movers.

The local Sacramento Office of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK has over 35 employees available to help with any size office relocation and they have the experience to go along with it.

They have moved the offices of Habitat for Humanity, H & R Block, Taylor Morrison Homes and the Maita Dealerships to name a few. For the first Weekend of October they have been selected by the Federal Aviation Administration to move their offices.

The Federal Aviation Administration's building is over 5000 square foot of office space and houses over 40 offices over 2 floors. The building is unique, because even though it's quite large, there is no elevator in the building. And this is where the experience from TWO MEN AND A TRUCK comes in.

"We have been charged to move to move over 400 boxes of files, desks, cubicles chairs and file cabinets for the FAA and we plan to make sure that the move gets completed without any hiccups", says Assistant Operations Manager James Coombs.

TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® is the largest franchised moving company in North America. It includes more than 200 locations and more than 1,200 trucks on the road. Each location is independently owned and operated, and sells boxes and packing supplies. Locations complete both home and business moves, as well as packing and unpacking services.

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For more information, call the Sacramento TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® at (916) 852-7411 or visit www.sacramentomovingservice.com