Business ProfileforTwo Men And A Truck

On 7/26 I first contacted Two men and a truck because they were contacted by The AWS (Austin W***** Society), a program which services disabled vets. I contacted them because my case manager had given me a date and time of 7/26 to be expecting them. After about 30 past the expected time I finally reached it only to find out they never intended to come that day. For whatever reason ( none was clearly given just a bunch of I’m Sorry’s ) there was a communication breakdown between then and the agency and no one could come out until the 28th. Ok fine. I confirmed the appointment and continued with my move out process. They were contacted to move my: Washer Dryer King Bed Armoire They sent a older gentleman 60+, a teenager and a man in his middle 20’s. They moved the items (had some trouble because they said my furniture was “heavy” but everything was fine so I THOUGHT! We’re a large busy family with a 4 kids including 1 year old and in between work, school, daycare, doctors appointments and all it took a while to unpack. I washed all of our belongings prior to the move so I wasn’t in a hurry to use my washing machine so it took a few weeks but when I FINALLY did.. surprise…it leaks. Now to add a little contrast they moved my washing machine from the old house…exactly 1.1 miles to the new house around the corner in the next subdivision. They placed the unit in the laundry room and left. WE DID NOT MOVE THE UNIT AT ALL. I also had NO LEAKAGE at old house nor any water damage. As I have proof in the return of my security deposit. At first I didn’t notice the leak. I put a load of clothes in, pushed start and walked away and went to bed. The next morning the floor wasn’t wet so I had no idea it was a slow leak underneath and it had dried up over night. BUT THE NEXT LOAD I washed was during the day so I was able to come back and see the floor wet. I called highly rated appliance repair shop in my area. They said the movers punctured the hose underneath.