24/7 Junk Removal LLC

24/7 Junk Removal LLC is one of those San Diego outfits you hear about in the trades because they actually do the basics right—on time, responsive, easy to deal with, fair price, no fuss. And in junk removal, that’s half the battle. You text or email, they ask for pics, they quote remotely, and a lot of folks say they’re the quickest to respond and the lowest quote “of anyone on the internet.” That tracks with how the better local haulers run: fast comms, clear numbers, then they just show up and work.

Most of the reviews read the same way because the operation seems consistent. Ben and Gavin come up over and over—friendly, professional, strong, move fast. People mention curbside pickups that take minutes end-to-end, last-minute scheduling, Sunday morning runs, even a 9:30 PM couch removal. You ever try to get a crew to do a small job late in the day without acting like it’s a huge favor? These guys apparently just… do it. Plus they keep you in the loop—ETA texts, promised timeframes, and they don’t leave the little mess behind. A couple customers call out that they cleaned up debris after hauling, which tells me they’re not doing the “drag it out and bounce” routine.

Pricing-wise, the theme is “extremely reasonable” and “best price,” with specific comparisons—sectional curbside for $135 when others wanted $200+. And when people add extra items, reviewers say they handled it with minimal extra cost and didn’t play the upsell game. That “no random questions or up-sales” line from the warehouse/printer job is basically the contractor litmus test, right? If a crew can roll up and move a 500‑lb industrial printer with the right equipment and attitude, they’re not just a pickup-truck-and-a-dream outfit.

But I’ll tell you straight—two 1-star reviews stick out, and they’re both about tone and expectations under pressure. One guy wanted a pickup “in the next hour,” got a laugh and a “good luck with that,” and the owner replied with specifics about the call time and the same-day window they offered. Another complaint claims a price jump and “laughed in my face” when the load changed from a door to a box. So yeah—this crew seems super efficient and friendly when the scope is clear, but if you’re trying to renegotiate on the fly or you’re demanding impossible timing, they might not sugarcoat it. Do you want polite corporate scripts, or do you want the junk gone today?

Net-net: 24/7 feels like a hands-on, two-guy core team that runs tight—quick quotes, quick arrival, quick loading, fair pricing, and they handle the messy realities (storage lockers, heavy logs, move-out junk) without making it your problem. And around here, that “show up and make it disappear” reputation is the part that matters most.