American Strong Hauling and Junk Removal

American Strong Hauling and Junk Removal over in Corona (Buckeye Cir) shows up in the reviews more like a guy trying to do *construction work* than a straight junk-removal outfit, and that’s where the wheels come off. One customer called out a *patio* and *concrete work* job as a total *mess*—cracks in the concrete, a patio cover that still *leaks up to date*, and a crew coming back “a few times” for repairs but never really fixing what they should’ve fixed the first time.

And the big red flag isn’t even the cracked slab. It’s the way the job got run: “he hardly was present,” “never did any of the work,” and he “sent his crew” instead. If you’ve been around job sites, you know what that usually means—no consistent oversight, uneven workmanship, and a lot of chasing people down after the check clears. Do you want to wonder who’s actually in charge when something goes sideways? Or who you’re even supposed to talk to when the patio starts leaking again.

But here’s the honest local read: this review doesn’t complain about “fair price” or “easy to deal with” or “on time” stuff you’d expect in hauling—it’s a straight-up warning about taking on construction work and not delivering. Yet that still tells you plenty about reliability and follow-through when the work gets messy, because junk removal gets messy too. If someone can’t tighten up a concrete/patio job with basic accountability, what happens when it’s a complicated cleanout, tight access, or a last-minute change.

However you slice it, the reputation signal here is clear: I’d keep them in their lane if you use them at all, and I wouldn’t hire them for *any construction work*—that’s what stands out most about this operation.