Leeroy’s Clutter Buster Junk Removal

Leeroy’s Clutter Buster Junk Removal operates like one of those crews you end up keeping in your phone because they just make the problem go away. Folks say the same things over and over: showed up on time, prompt, responsive, good communication, easy scheduling. And in this line of work, that’s not small talk—that’s the whole ballgame. Ever had a “junk guy” give you a window and then disappear for two days? Yeah, this doesn’t sound like that outfit.

Aubrey runs point and actually stays in touch. People mention he confirms ahead of time, gives details of the job, and communicates every step… then shows up and gets it done. Sometimes before you even think they’ve arrived. That “I thought he was calling to say he got here, but EVERYTHING WAS DONE” review tells you how they move—fast, efficient, no fuss, and not looking to drag a simple haul into an all-day production.

And they don’t just do the easy stuff, either. Reviews call out estate cleanup, big loads, garage clear-outs, yard junk, tires, couch removal, even a shed demo—fell the shed, cut it up, load out, then sweep up after. That last part matters. A lot of crews will haul debris and leave you with nails, splinters, and a mess to deal with. These guys sound like they finish the job people actually hired them for. Clean enough to move on from.

Pricing comes up a ton, and it reads consistent: fair price, great prices, very affordable, “price exactly as quoted,” even “only half of what I had anticipated.” That usually means they’re quoting straight and not playing games once the truck’s in your driveway. But, of course, you still want to show them everything upfront—junk removal always goes smoother when nobody’s surprised by what’s behind the shed, right?

The other pattern I notice: attitude. Friendly, courteous, kind, professional, humble. That’s not fluff—on a job site or at someone’s home during an estate cleanup, demeanor matters. People remember whether a crew talks down to them, rushes them, or complains about the “gross stuff.” Here, the word choice is more like “godsend,” “never disappoints,” “pleasant,” “worked hard,” “handled items we were worried they might not be able to take.” That’s a crew that’s seen it all and doesn’t get weird about it.

But if you’re asking what they’re really like to work with? They sound like a reliable two- or three-man operation that runs tight, shows up when they said, works so fast, and keeps the communication clean—plus they don’t beat you up on the bill. Around here, that’s how a junk removal company earns a reputation that sticks.