Police have seized around $30,000 worth of stolen goods from two homes in the Launceston suburb of Mayfield.
The haul included power tools, car keys and a fuel card registered to a car dealership. Computers, laptops, digital cameras and gardening tools were also recovered.
Officers from Northern Criminal Investigation Branch, Taskforce Raven and specialist resources searched the two properties on Wednesday.
The searches were part of an investigation into a string of crimes across the Launceston area.
Several of the seized items have already been returned to their owners.
Police allege the property was obtained through a series of aggravated break-ins and business break-ins.
Car thefts during early April are also being linked to the investigation.
Two men, both aged 36 and from Mayfield, have been charged.
One is facing multiple charges including possession of stolen property and possession of a controlled drug.
He has also been charged with computer-related fraud and motor vehicle stealing and detained for court.
The second man has been charged with unlawful possession of property and possession of a controlled drug.
He has been bailed to appear in court at a later date.
