AA Rubbish Junk Removal Brooklyn/Queens

AA Rubbish Junk Removal is one of those Brooklyn/Queens outfits you hear about the same way you hear about a solid plumber or mover — somebody calls, and the problem just gets handled. They run out of Ridgewood (17-24 Troutman St area), and the pattern in the reviews stays consistent: on time means on time, not “sometime this afternoon.” People keep saying “right on time,” “half hour early,” “came in an hour,” same-day pickup, Saturday evening, last minute… that’s not an accident, that’s how they dispatch.

And communication sounds like a big part of why folks trust them. Customers call and actually get a calm, respectful answer on the phone. Responsive texts, quick quotes, no dragging it out. You ever try booking junk removal and feel like you’re chasing the guy more than he’s chasing the job? Doesn’t read like that here. They show up when they say they will, they confirm, they keep it moving.

Pricing comes up a lot too — “fair price,” “best, fairest price,” “transparent,” “no hidden fees,” “price was right.” In this business, that usually means they’re not playing games once the truck arrives. But you should still do what you always do: show them everything you want gone before they load, especially if you’ve got demo bags, concrete, sheet rock, or mixed scrap. The good news is, customers throw all that at them — washers, ovens, BBQs, lumber, concrete, storage units, basement/backyard cleanouts — and the crew “took everything with no issue.” That tells me they’re used to the messy realities, not just neat curbside furniture.

What stands out to me, though, is the working style. Reviews keep using the same phrases: professional, courteous, respectful of my home, handled everything with care, didn’t damage anything, swept nearly spotless. That’s a crew that’s been in enough tight hallways and finished basements to know how to move heavy junk without banging up walls. Plus they don’t just rip and run — multiple people mention they cleaned up after, swept up, left it stress-free. That’s not every hauler.

However, there is that one 1-star review claiming aggressive behavior and “difficult to trust,” and the owner flat-out calls it fake and says they’ve never met the person. I can’t verify that either way. Yet when you stack it against page after page of “easy to deal with,” “respectful,” “polite,” and repeat customers using them multiple times, the broader reputation looks pretty stable in the neighborhood service world.

Need a crew that can bail you out last minute, show up on the dot, do the heavy lifting, and leave the area clean enough that you’re not picking up scraps after they’re gone? AA Rubbish is getting that kind of word-of-mouth for a reason — and around here, that’s usually the only review that really matters.