Dirty Deeds Hauling

Dirty Deeds Hauling runs like one of those tight local crews you hear about on NextDoor and then keep in your phone. Nick answers the phone right away, which already puts them ahead of a lot of junk guys who “get back to you” three days later. And they keep it simple—quote is quick via text with a photo, no fuss, no back-and-forth, and you know what you’re paying before a truck rolls.

They show up on time (sometimes ahead of schedule), they work around your schedule, and they don’t drag the job out. People keep saying “fast and professional,” and that tracks with what matters in this line of work: they load quick, keep the pace up, and get out without turning your driveway or yard into a bigger mess. Plus they actually clean up—one review calls out them sweeping the driveway before they left. How many haulers do you see do that anymore?

Pricing comes up a lot too—very affordable, reasonable price, competitive pricing, dirt cheap. But it doesn’t read like bargain-bin chaos; it reads like fair price for a crew that’s responsive and gets it done. And they handle the real stuff: couches stuck in backyards, scrap metal, appliances, fridges, printers, desks, chairs—moving-a-business level junk, not just a single bag on the curb. Yet folks still say they were in and out so fast they barely noticed they were done. That’s a good sign of an organized crew, not just strong backs.

The attitude sounds right as well—friendly service, easy to deal with, professional. You want guys who can deal with messy realities without acting bothered, right? And these guys seem to do that—show up, get after it, and don’t leave you with debris or excuses.

If you’re looking for a hauling outfit that’s punctual, responsive, and doesn’t turn a simple pickup into a whole production, Dirty Deeds Hauling has built the kind of quiet reputation that usually holds up job after job.