Get Wasted Junk Removal LLC

Around here, Get Wasted Junk Removal LLC has the kind of reputation you only get when you actually show up and do the work. Folks keep calling out Trevor by name, and that usually tells me two things: he’s the one answering the phone, and he stays involved once the job’s on the schedule. and in this line of work, that matters.

Communication sounds like their baseline. People mention “super fast to respond,” “great communication,” and even being responsive to a “million questions.” That’s not fluff—junk removal gets messy fast. What’s coming out? Where is it—garage, third floor, back in the woods, under a busted shed? Can the truck get in? They seem easy to deal with on that stuff, and they don’t turn it into a whole thing.

On time comes up over and over, plus timely scheduling and quick turnaround—same-day in at least one case, and a last-minute dumpster drop on a Sunday in another. You know how rare that is when everyone’s booked out and dodging weekend calls. yet they also sound flexible when real life happens—someone held the dumpster an extra day over a long weekend and didn’t get the hammer dropped on them.

The actual labor side reads like a crew that’s used to awkward, heavy, and annoying removals. Old shed teardown and they cleaned the site after. Huge swing set and a basketball hoop filled with sand—those are miserable. Big rugs, couches, “odds and ends,” and hauling from spots “not easy to get to” where the homeowner can’t stage anything. They go get everything instead of asking you to drag it to the curb. Want no fuss? That’s the vibe.

Pricing gets described the way locals describe fair pricing: “reasonable,” “great price,” “estimate was appropriate,” and nobody’s complaining about surprise add-ons. and one review specifically says they accommodated additional items during pickup—so the “oh yeah, can you take this too?” moment didn’t turn into a drama. How many crews do you know that stay calm when the list grows?

Attitude-wise, you hear “polite,” “kind,” “super friendly,” “easy to get along with,” and “patient and flexible.” But the one that stuck out to me—pipe burst in the basement, water everywhere, and instead of standing there helpless, they walked through it and found the shutoff. That’s field sense. That’s a crew that’s there to solve problems, not just load a truck.

but if you’re looking for the honest read: these reviews don’t paint them as the cheapest guys with a trailer—they read like a professional, organized outfit that runs on punctuality, clear communication, and getting it done fast without beating up your walls or your patience. If you need junk gone, a dumpster dropped, or a cleanout handled without babysitting the process, Get Wasted is one of the safer calls in the area—people keep saving their number for a reason.