Get My Junk

Around Richmond and Henrico, you hear the same thing about Get My Junk over and over: they run a tight crew and they don’t make the job harder than it already is. Folks call, and they actually get a fast response. They schedule quick, they give you that “on the way” heads-up, and they show up on time—contractors notice that stuff because most haulers don’t.

And the communication is a real strength. People mention sending photos, getting a quote by email, and the team explaining everything step by step once they arrive. No mystery math, no weird pressure. You want a fair price and clear expectations before anyone starts dragging furniture through your hallway, right?

What stands out in the reviews is how they handle the messy realities without the attitude. Rainy day? They still haul. Tight apartment exits and big furniture? They get it out “without any hassle.” Truck fills up mid-job? They make another trip and it “wasn’t a problem.” Plus they clean behind themselves—sweeping floors, leaving areas clean with no debris after a shed demo. A lot of companies say they’ll “leave it neat,” but not everyone actually does.

But it’s not just muscle and a truck. The crew gets called out by name—Will, Mike, Channing, Fernando, Joe, Joseph, Bill—because customers feel taken care of. People describe them as friendly, polite, respectful, easy to deal with, quick, efficient. One review even mentions the guys being kind to pets, and another talks about compassion during a genuinely heartbreaking situation. That tells you something about the culture Will’s running—because you don’t get that consistency by accident.

And you see repeat customers too—third time cleaning out a parent’s house, multiple calls while prepping a home to sell, second time using them and they “exceeded expectations” again. In this line of work, repeat business usually means the price was reasonable, the crew didn’t ding up the place, and the whole thing stayed no fuss.

However, if you’re looking for the one thing that defines them, it’s this: they’re responsive, on time, and they finish the job—whether it’s a piano removal, a rental property cleanout, a donation pickup, or a trampoline and shed that need to disappear. That’s why their name keeps coming up locally, and that’s the kind of reputation you can build a project schedule around.