Junk Boyz Services

Around Floyd County, Junk Boyz Services has the kind of reputation you only get by doing the unglamorous work the same way every time: show up on time, answer the phone, give a fair price, and don’t turn a mess into a bigger mess. I’ve watched a lot of “junk guys” come and go out here, but Levi and his crew keep getting talked about for the same reasons—responsive, easy to deal with, and no fuss when the job gets weird.

And the reviews read like real clean-outs, not toy pickups. Basements that have turned into storage caves. Barns and garages packed to the rafters. A house that’s been in a family 90+ years. Even a big collapsed barn, which is a whole different animal—wet wood, twisted metal, sharp edges, the kind of job where you find out quick if a crew actually knows what they’re doing. Folks keep saying “quick and efficient,” “prompt,” “professional,” and “reasonably priced,” and that lines up with what matters in this trade: they work fast, but they don’t rush sloppy.

But what stands out to me is how they handle the messy realities. One customer mentioned they actually looked through the pile and found a few things that got mistakenly thrown in—who does that anymore? Most outfits just load and go. And when a job runs bigger than expected, people say the crew stayed level headed, communicated through the entire process, and made plans to come back the next business day to finish up. That’s the difference between a crew that’s “available” and a crew that’s dependable.

Plus, the communication piece keeps showing up. Somebody calls in the morning, they come the same rainy afternoon. Somebody else calls other places and gets no answers, then Junk Boyz answers and shows up in no time. You ever try coordinating a clean-out when you’re moving houses, or dealing with a parent’s place, or just trying to clear a deck before weather hits? That phone call matters. And they seem to treat it like it matters.

However, the best proof is in the details: they figured out how to safely move an almost 900 lb piano down steps off a porch. That’s not “muscle and luck,” that’s thinking, planning, and not tearing up the customer’s property—or their own backs—in the process. And more than one review mentions them doing tasks beyond the scope at no additional charge, which tells me they’re trying to leave a place better than they found it, not nickel-and-dime someone who’s already stressed.

So if you’re in Floyd or out in the rural pockets where hauling off trash is a whole production, these guys operate like a solid local crew should—honest, punctual, quick, and professional, with pricing that feels reasonable and communication that stays consistent. You can do a lot worse than hiring a team people keep calling “reliable” after the job’s done.