One Shot Hauling & Junk Removal

One Shot Hauling & Junk Removal is one of those local outfits you keep hearing about because they just show up and handle it. And in this line of work, “on time” isn’t a throwaway compliment — it’s the whole game. Folks mention Deantae by name a lot, which usually tells me the owner is actually on the job, not just running a phone and sending random labor out.

What stands out in these reviews is how *thorough* and *communicative* he is. People say he “communicated every step of the way,” gave a quote and “stuck by it,” and kept things “stress free.” That’s not flashy, that’s operational discipline. How many haulers have you dealt with where the price shifts once they see the pile? Or they go quiet and you’re left wondering if anyone’s coming. These guys sound *responsive* and easy to deal with.

Speed comes up over and over too — “speedy service,” “fast and efficient,” storage unit to house “within 2 hours,” bulk items gone in “10 mins.” But it’s not just fast like they’re rushing and leaving a mess. Multiple people point out cleanup: left “no debris,” cleaned up afterwards, even took packaging. Junk removal gets messy. Cardboard, busted furniture feet, stray nails, little bits of tree debris… are you going to be sweeping after they leave, or not. Sounds like not.

And I pay attention to attitude. Somebody called last minute because another company canceled, and One Shot was there “8am sharp” with a positive attitude “at the crack of dawn.” That’s a crew that’s used to real schedules — moves, turnovers, contractors trying to keep a jobsite moving. Plus you’ve got reviews calling them friendly, cooperative, professional, polite. No fuss.

Pricing-wise, the language stays consistent: “fair price,” “very reasonable,” “affordable,” and again — quote given, quote honored. That’s the difference between a side-hustle hauler and a service you can actually plan around. Yet they don’t box themselves into just junk; people are using them for moving help, furniture delivery/setup, tree removal, even small fix-it type work (blinds). So if you’re the type who’d rather call one reliable contact than juggle three, that matters.

One more real-world note: someone mentioned he has his children working with him. That can go a couple ways in this business, but paired with all the “professional” and “thorough” feedback, it reads more like a family operation that takes pride in the work — not a chaotic circus.

So if you’re asking what they’re really like to work with? They run on time, they answer you back, they stick to the number, they work quick, and they clean up what they touch. Around here, that’s why One Shot keeps getting “Highly Recommend” and “10/10” from people who’ve clearly tried other options.