Andy's Junk Removal & Demolition

And Andy’s Junk Removal & Demolition (Jonathan’s outfit) reads like one of those crews that can be solid on straight-ahead **junk removal projects**—show up, load out, get gone—until you ask them to stretch into **home renovation** territory. I’ve seen that switch trip people up in this line of work. One review lays it out pretty plainly: Jonathan “did a fine job” on multiple haul-offs, built up trust, then got **inattentive**, **frequently late** or **canceling appointments**, and—most telling—he **failed to communicate** about where things stood. And when you’re mid-project, that silence is what burns you. How are you supposed to plan trades, deliveries, or your own week when the guy won’t tell you what’s happening?

But the bigger red flag isn’t even the schedule stuff—it’s the “messy realities” side. The crew reportedly left **stains and scratches on the marble and flooring**, which tells me they either didn’t protect surfaces or didn’t supervise the crew like they should. And then when it got brought to Jonathan’s attention, he offered **no response or accountability**. In this business, accidents happen. What separates the good operators is how they handle it after. Do they pick up the phone, make it right, own it. Or do they go quiet?

However, if you’re calling Andy’s for what the name says—**junk removal & demolition**—the same reviewer basically admits he can be **dependable for small jobs**. So if you need a quick load-out, a clean demo, no fuss… maybe. Yet if you’re thinking “renovation” or anything that requires tight coordination and finish-level care around marble and flooring, ask yourself: do you want to gamble on communication and protection, or do you want a crew that lives in that world day in and day out?

And around here, reputation sticks to patterns, not promises—this one stands out as a decent small-job hauler who you keep in his lane, and you’ll probably be happier for it.