Handyman Haulers

Around Hampton (Mohawk Rd side and the neighborhoods around it), Handyman Haulers has built the kind of reputation you only get by showing up and actually doing the work. Andy runs it like an owner-operator outfit that still has a crew when the job needs hands—so you’ll hear “Andy and his team” a lot, and that tracks with what I’ve seen in this market. People call, he answers, and he moves. Responsive within minutes, even at 8 o’clock at night. Who does that if they’re not trying to stay on top of the schedule?

Most reviews read the same way: on time, easy to deal with, quick and efficient, no fuss. And not “quick” like rushing and banging up door frames—folks mention careful removal of bulky items, respectful with a mother’s home cleanout, and professional & polite from start to finish. That’s the difference between a junk guy and a real cleanout crew. They don’t just grab and go, they handle the messy realities—tight hallways, heavy furniture, piled-up backyard junk, moving boxes taking over the garage, even a shed in bad shape and “infested with rats.” And they still clean up and get out.

Pricing sounds straightforward too. You keep seeing fair price, affordable, reasonable pricing, way better than other companies. Plus they’ll do the on-the-spot add-ons when you point at one more pile and say, “What about that?”—and they address it in the same visit. Contractors notice that kind of flexibility because it keeps a project moving instead of turning into another reschedule.

Communication is a big theme. Strong communicator, quick to respond, great communication, true to his word. That matters with junk removal because half the job is coordination—ETA windows, access, what’s getting demo’d vs hauled, what stays. And when they say they can tackle any job, it’s not just sofa-and-chair work; you’ve got reviews mentioning demolition of a garage and shed, a full house cleanout on a short timeline, and even holiday service. That’s a crew that’s used to real-world constraints.

But you should also know this: there’s at least one review where they flat-out missed an estimate appointment—no show, no call. That’s not nothing. However the owner replied with an apology and said they’d address it, and the rest of the pattern is punctual and prompt. So I’d still do what I tell anyone—get the date/time in writing and confirm the morning of if your job is time-sensitive. Why gamble with your whole day?

Overall, Handyman Haulers comes off as a dependable, workmanlike outfit: professional, organized, fast service, and priced like they want repeat customers, not one big score. And in Hampton, that kind of steady, “gets the job done right” operation is the one people keep in their back pocket.