about all goods hauling

Around San Jose—up off Berryessa Rd—you hear the same thing about All Goods Hauling: Ken and his crew show up on time, answer the phone, and don’t make you chase them down. In this line of work that matters. Plenty of haulers talk a big game, then you’re left staring at a pile and a “sorry, we got busy” text. These guys? People keep saying responsive, prompt, and easy to deal with, and that tracks with how the solid local outfits run.

And the jobs folks mention aren’t the cute little “one bag by the curb” kind of calls. They’re taking several loads of garbage, cleaning up a backyard, and wrestling out a large commercial refrigerator—stuff that gets awkward fast. You know the moments: tight doors, weird angles, mystery gunk, “can you grab that too?” energy. The reviews read like they handle the messy realities without drama—clean, professional, courteous, no fuss no muss, and no more mess. That’s a real compliment in junk removal, because cleanup and attitude separate the pros from the guy-with-a-trailer.

But what stands out most is how consistently people talk about pricing. You see “fair price,” “priced right,” “very reasonable fee,” “great price,” and “price is right” over and over. That usually means they quote straight, don’t play the “well, actually” game on site, and they keep it simple. Have you ever had a hauler show up and start renegotiating because the couch is “heavier than expected”? Nobody’s hinting at that here. Folks sound relieved more than anything.

Plus, this is a locally and family owned operation, and the tone of the reviews matches that—personable, friendly, trustworthy. Ken gets called out by name a lot, which tells you he’s involved and present, not hiding behind a dispatcher. And contractors notice when someone listens, too. One review flat-out says he’s knowledgable, great at listening to what you need handled, and he gets it done—including removal services, projects, and demo work. That “gets it done” phrasing? That’s jobsite language, not marketing.

However, the other tell is scheduling. Multiple people say he accommodates your schedule and was able to fit us in. That doesn’t mean magic availability every time—nobody has that—but it usually means they run their route tight, communicate clearly, and don’t leave you hanging. Want a crew that actually shows when they say they will, and doesn’t turn your driveway into an all-day waiting room? This sounds like that kind of outfit.

Yet they’re not just hauling and dumping. Someone calls out that they’re environmental friendly, which in this business often means they sort, recycle where they can, and treat disposal like part of the job, not your problem. And in a world full of waste, that’s not nothing.

If you want the quick, honest read: All Goods Hauling runs like a dependable local crew—on time, thorough, fair rate, professional attitude, and they clean up after themselves like they’ve done this a thousand times, because they have. That’s the reputation you want attached to your address.