Got Odd Jobs?

Got Odd Jobs is one of those local outfits you hear about the way Cynthia did—through a Facebook Community Page comment thread—because people actually keep their name handy when they need stuff gone. Around here, that usually means they show up, they don’t overcomplicate it, and they don’t play games with pricing.

Amanda runs point on the scheduling and communication, and the reviews all line up on the same thing: quick and easy, responsive, and patient when life happens. Todd forgot about a fridge for a whole month, circled back, and she still got him on the list and honored the old price. How many haulers do that without turning it into a whole new quote and a lecture. And Stacey talks about changing dates—no fuss, just working with you on timing.

Omar’s the field-side steady hand. People keep calling him prompt, professional, gentle with the items, meticulous. That’s not “marketing language,” that’s what homeowners say when a crew doesn’t bang up door frames, doesn’t drag a couch down the wall, and actually moves like they’ve done it a thousand times. David’s story says a lot: they were already in the neighborhood, squeezed in a quick pickup, fast and cheap, then a year later came the next working day in the morning and had a couch out in five minutes. That’s an efficient crew, not a “we’ll be there sometime between 9 and 5” operation.

And they’re not just a junk haul-away-only outfit, which matters. Natalie had them cleaning out flower beds and pruning—so they’ll do the odd jobs piece too, the messy realities where a “junk guy” sometimes won’t touch yard work or small project scope. Victoria’s used them for years on big and small projects and keeps coming back because they stay on time and professional, and they’ll work with you on project scope instead of forcing you into some cookie-cutter package. Need a couch gone, a basement fridge hauled, furniture moved carefully, or help downsizing for a move like Ed? They seem to flex without getting flaky.

Pricing-wise, folks keep using the same words: reasonable, not expensive, fair price, cheap (in the good way). But here’s the bigger tell—clarity. They quote, they stick to it when they can, and they don’t nickel-and-dime in the moment. Yet if you’ve dealt with enough junk removal crews, you know that’s half the battle. Ever had someone show up and suddenly the “price changes” because the item sits in a basement? These reviews don’t read like that kind of experience.

And the attitude is what makes them stand out—David even mentions the owner offered to remove his shoes. Little thing, but it tells you how they carry themselves in someone’s home. No BS, get the job done, but still respectful about it.

If you want a crew that’s reliable, easy to deal with, on time, and doesn’t turn a simple haul-away into a hassle, Got Odd Jobs has built the kind of word-of-mouth reputation that usually doesn’t miss.