Junk Cabbie

Around Apple Valley, you hear the name **Junk Cabbie** come up when people want junk gone without the usual back-and-forth. And I mean the real stuff—moves, cleanouts, dumpster runs, the “how did we even end up with this much?” kind of piles. Folks keep saying the same thing: they’re **amazing to work with**, they show up **on time**, and they keep it **easy to deal with** instead of turning it into a project.

One thing I watch for in this trade is pricing games. But customers straight-up mention they’re **not too expensive**, and they like that Junk Cabbie **listed their prices on their website**. That’s a big tell. People don’t bring that up unless they’ve been burned before. Ever get that “we’ll see when we get there” quote? Yeah—this doesn’t sound like that kind of outfit.

And communication? That’s where they seem to separate themselves. Reviews call out **prompt** service, **smooth process**, and **excellent communication**—not just a text here and there, but actual coordination. In a hoarding cleanout with **8 or 9 dumpsters in** (and the customer losing count), they stayed on top of **scheduling pick up and drop offs** and stayed **always available**. That’s not glamorous work. But it’s the messy reality of this business, and they didn’t vanish when it got complicated.

The vibe you get from multiple customers is **courteous, friendly and professional**. Plus “went above and beyond” shows up too—and that can mean a lot of things, but in this case it included helping with **local disposal resources** like **tires, haz waste**, that sort of thing. Who does that unless they actually know the local lanes and care about getting it handled right?

But here’s the part I notice as an insider: the names keep coming up—**Mindy/Myndi and Brian**—and that usually means you’re dealing with owner-level attention, not a random rotating crew. So when someone says “they really worked with me” on a **14 ft dumpster** rental, I believe it. You want a company that answers the phone when you’re mid-move, mid-cleanout, or mid-reno. Who doesn’t.

However, if you’re looking for fancy sales talk, you probably won’t find it. This reads more like a **no fuss**, get-it-done operation with a **fair price point** and steady follow-through. And in the High Desert, that reputation travels fast—Junk Cabbie stands out because they keep it simple and they actually show up like they said they would.