My Moving Crew Junk Removal Hauling

Around Brea and the nearby pockets, My Moving Crew Junk Removal & Hauling has built a reputation the old-fashioned way: show up on time, text back quick, give a quote quickly, and get the junk gone without turning it into a whole thing. You see the same patterns in the reviews—people reach out on a Tuesday evening and the pile is gone by Thursday morning. That kind of turnaround doesn’t happen by accident.

And the communication sounds like the real difference-maker. Folks keep saying “kept me informed of his arrival time,” “communicated very well about their ETA,” “responsive,” “easy to deal with.” That’s jobsite stuff that matters. Because how many haulers go silent, then roll in whenever they feel like it? Terry (name comes up a lot) seems to run it tight—confirming, coordinating a date for pick up and time, then actually being right on time.

But it’s not just grab-and-go. Multiple reviews call out cleanup, which tells you how they operate once they’re on-site. They remove a backyard pile, then clean up when they were done. They take down an old broken shed, haul all the stuff in it, and still make sure they cleaned up the space. That’s the “no fuss” professionalism contractors notice—leave it better than you found it, don’t scatter nails and splinters and make it the homeowner’s problem. Who wants to be the guy sweeping after the junk guys leave?

Plus they move fast. “Very fast,” “in & out in no time,” “fast and efficient” shows up over and over. That usually means they’ve done enough of these jobs that they don’t waste time debating how to load, what order to tackle things, or how to protect a gate or side yard. They just get after it.

However, pricing gets talked about in a more real-world way than most five-star writeups. One customer straight-up said priced very high—but negotiated to a more reasonable price and ended up satisfied. That reads like they start firm, but they’ll work with you if you’re straightforward and the job makes sense. And several others say “best price,” “good price,” “excellent pricing,” “affordable,” so it’s not a pattern of surprise charges—more like you should ask questions, get the number, and make sure you’re aligned before they load up. Isn’t that how it should be?

Yet what stands out most to me is the working style: polite, punctual, professional, and consistent. People hire them a second time, recommend them to neighbors, and mention Nextdoor—classic local service-world word-of-mouth. If you want a crew that answers, shows, hauls, and cleans up after, this is one of the outfits in Brea I keep hearing good things about.