All In Hauling & Junk Removal

All In Hauling & Junk Removal is one of those outfits you hear about the same way you hear about a good plumber — somebody texts you, “Call Chris,” and that’s that. Around Studio City, Sherman Oaks, Burbank and the general “all over town” loop, they’ve built a name on the basics that actually matter in junk removal: they show up on time, they answer you back fast, and they don’t turn a simple haul into a whole production.

And the big pattern in these reviews is how *responsive* they are. People reach out at weird hours, with little notice, sometimes “extremely last minute,” and Chris (sometimes with Angel, sometimes Christian and the crew) gets it scheduled for next day or even same day. That’s not normal in this trade unless a company runs tight — trucks ready, crew ready, and no fuss about the calendar. You need someone to grab grills from a residential building in Studio City within a couple hours? They do it. You need boxes removed immediately? They make it happen in 2 hours. Who else is doing that consistently without ghosting you.

But speed doesn’t mean sloppy. Folks keep mentioning “fast & efficient,” “quick & neat,” and especially that they *cleaned up after* — swept up, cleared out storage units, handled construction debris in a backyard, and didn’t leave that little trail of busted cardboard and grit that a lot of crews pretend they don’t see. Junk removal gets messy. These guys seem to accept that part of the job instead of acting surprised by it.

Pricing sounds straightforward too. Review after review hits “fair price,” “competitive pricing,” “stuck to his estimate,” and “price explained before they began.” That’s a big deal because hauling quotes can go sideways the minute the crew starts pointing at “extra” items. Here, when customers had more than they thought, the vibe is: not a problem, we’ll take it, and we’ll keep it fair. No weird pressure. No bait-and-switch energy. Just a quick adjustment and keep moving.

However, what stands out to me is the attitude. People describe them as friendly, polite, patient, smiling — even when the job turns into sifting through what stays and what goes, or when it’s heavy and awkward (like a 400-pound marble vanity up stairs… the kind of thing big-box delivery won’t touch). You ever have a crew show up already annoyed? Doesn’t sound like that’s these guys.

And if you’re wondering what it’s like to deal with them day-to-day: customers say “easy communication and scheduling,” “easy to reach,” “instantly heard back,” and that Chris keeps following up even when the customer delays for weeks because life happens. That’s the unsexy part of service work, and it’s usually where companies fall apart.

So yeah — in a business where “reliable” is rarer than it should be, All In Hauling feels like a tight, hard-working crew that runs on responsiveness, fair pricing, and getting the job done clean. If you want the kind of hauling service that just shows up, takes the stuff, and leaves you wondering why you didn’t call sooner… these are those guys.