Ds Junk and Brush Removal, LLC

Around here, D’s Junk and Brush Removal, LLC shows up like the kind of small crew you actually want on a jobsite: on time, responsive, and no fuss when it’s time to load up and get out. I’ve heard the same pattern over and over—people say they “showed up exactly on time,” knocked it out “promptly and efficiently,” and didn’t turn a simple haul into a whole thing. You ever hire a junk outfit and spend more time chasing them than the junk? That doesn’t seem to be how Derrick & Co. run it.

Pricing comes up a lot too, and not in that vague “best ever” way. Folks call it a fair price, affordable, “beyond reasonable,” and “great prices,” which usually means they’re not playing games when they see the pile. And if they do need to adjust for volume or weight, they’re communicating it like pros—great communication, amazing response time, easy to deal with. That’s the difference between a weekend hauler and a professional small business practice, right?

And but here’s what stands out from the field side: they don’t just grab bags and bounce. One review mentions yard cleanup and “the level of detail” they went to, which tells me they’ll actually finish the edges, not leave the little messy realities behind for you to rake up. Plus they’ve got that “family company” vibe—courteous, efficient, and willing to help even when it’s not a paid call, like stopping to get someone out of a snow bank. Who does that anymore?

However, they’re fairly new by some accounts—yet customers keep saying “you wouldn’t know it,” because they run punctual and professional. And that’s usually the real tell. People don’t put your card on the fridge unless you earned it.

If you want a crew that shows up timely, communicates clearly, works fast, and charges a fair price without the runaround, D’s has built the kind of local reputation that sticks.