EDH Hauling and Junk Removal, LLC

Around Fair Oaks and the EDH side of the hill, you hear the same stuff about EDH Hauling and Junk Removal, LLC over and over—and it matches what I’ve seen in this trade: Blake runs it like an owner-operator who actually answers the phone, shows up on time, and doesn’t make you chase him. Other companies never called me back…that line in the reviews? Yeah, that’s real in junk removal. But EDHauling was great is the pattern here—responsive, timely, and “super easy to work with” from the first call to the last sweep-up.

A lot of these jobs aren’t pretty. Old gravel/cement, a few cubic feet of concrete, yard debris, kitchen remodel mess, a large sectional, 33-years-worth of “how did we end up with all this,” storage unit moves. And he doesn’t flinch. He gets everything done quickly and efficiently, then you keep hearing the same detail: left the area spotless, cleaned up beautifully, quick, clean, and nicely done. That cleanup piece tells you plenty. Plenty of haulers will load and roll; fewer will treat the last 10 minutes like it matters.

Pricing sounds straightforward too. Folks call it a fair price, reasonable price, clear and fair pricing—plus he’ll quote off pictures when it makes sense. You ever had a guy show up and start “discovering” extra charges on site? Doesn’t sound like that’s his game. And when the scope shifts—“even additional items I added at the last minute”—he just handles it. No fuss, no attitude.

What stands out to me is how he operates under pressure. People mention short notice, same day service, “less than 24 hours,” even a 9 PM Friday call. And instead of ghosting or overpromising, he communicates—kept me updated, communicated minor delays (traffic-related!), showed up as scheduled. That’s the difference between a real professional and a guy with a truck who’s winging it. Need someone who can stay AHEAD of schedule when surprises pop up? That’s not common.

And the tone of the reviews—professional and a gentleman, courteous, personable as heck, genuinely nice—matters in this line of work. These are inside-your-home, driveway, tight-access, stressful-life-event kinds of jobs. You want careful backing into the driveway, respect for the property, and a crew that doesn’t make a hard day harder. Sounds like Blake (and when he brings help, like Jason) keeps it respectful and efficient.

But here’s the honest read: he’s clearly the face of the operation, so you’re buying the “Blake experience”—communication, follow-through, and that above and beyond mindset. If you like dealing with one accountable person instead of a rotating call center, this is your kind of outfit. If you want fast, reliable help—especially last minute—who else are you calling?

Bottom line, EDH Hauling has built the kind of local reputation you don’t get from hype—you get it from showing up, working fast, cleaning up, and charging a reasonable price, job after job. That’s what stands out most about the operation.