HAUL IT ALL

Haul It All Junk Removal around Yukon is one of those small operators you hear about the same way you hear about a good handyman—somebody finds Levi on Facebook Marketplace, he answers in minutes, and then he actually shows up when he said he would. And in this business, that “on time” part matters more than people think. Plenty of haulers talk a big game, then ghost you when the trailer’s full or the day gets long. These guys, the pattern in the reviews is prompt, responsive, and no fuss about getting after it.

You’ll notice the same phrases coming up: fair price, competitive pricing, upfront honest pricing. Folks keep saying he didn’t try to overcharge like some other places, and that tracks with how the better junk crews run—quote it straight, load it fast, keep it moving. And they don’t waste your afternoon. One customer said they were done before he got back from the ATM a mile away. Another said moving trash got cleared in about 30 minutes. That’s a crew that’s used to working, not posing for photos.

Communication is a big part of why people like working with them. “Did what he said and said what he did” shows up, and that’s basically the whole game in junk removal. Need a same-day 7pm trailer pickup because you ran out of trash-can room mid-move? They accommodated it. Need flexibility because you changed the pick up items? They rolled with it. Who else is coming out when nobody else would?

But here’s the real-world read, not the glossy one. There’s a 1-star review where a job around trees went sideways and the customer says he got a nasty late-night text. That’s not nothing. Yet you also have a stack of locals describing him as courteous, respectful, professional, and appreciative—so it sounds like when jobs are clear and expectations match the truck/trailer capacity, it’s smooth. When it’s messy or ambiguous, that’s where any small outfit can get tested. Are you dealing with brush, storm debris, or a “might be more than it looks like” pile? Spell it out, send pictures, get the scope locked in. That’s what keeps the day easy to deal with.

Also worth noting: they’re not strictly “junk only.” A handyman review mentions a last-minute delivery—2 tons of clean river rock delivered in under 30 minutes. That tells me they’re used to hustle work, tight schedules, and keeping contractors on track.

If you want a crew that’s timely and dependable, moves quick, and usually keeps pricing fair and straightforward—Haul It All is getting that reputation around here, and the thing that stands out most is they actually follow through.