R&G Hauling Junk Removal

Around Monrovia, you see a lot of “junk removal” outfits come and go. R&G Hauling Junk Removal feels like the opposite of that—more like the guy you keep in your phone because he actually picks up, shows up, and gets it done without turning your driveway into a two-day production.

Rob runs it with a pretty consistent **no nonsense let’s get to work mentality**. People keep saying the same things in different ways: **on time**, **punctual**, **super fast response**, **came within the hour**, even **within 30 minutes**. And that matters in this line of work. How many haulers tell you “this afternoon” and then disappear till next week. You ever had a couch swap where the new one’s arriving and the old one’s still sitting there? Yeah—reviews call out that exact tight turnaround, and Rob adapted and accommodated like it was normal.

Communication sounds like a strong suit. Folks mention he **answered my call right away**, looked at **pics I texted**, and gave a **fair and reasonable price quote** up front. Plus he’ll do an **on-the-spot quote and honor it**—that’s a big tell. No weird “well actually” fees once the truck’s backed in. But he also stays engaged while the job’s happening—**communicated throughout the entire process**, checks in, makes sure you “thought of everything.” That’s the kind of detail you only get from someone who’s done a lot of messy cleanouts and knows what homeowners forget until the taillights are gone.

On the actual labor side, it reads like he moves fast and works clean. Multiple people call out **efficient**, **in and out**, **cleared everything quickly**, and even that he **swept up after**. That last part isn’t glamorous, but it’s the difference between “junk’s gone” and “job’s finished.” And he doesn’t shy away from the real-world stuff—storage areas by a horse barn, move-out trash, smoke-damaged furniture after the Eaton Fire. Not cute little curbside pickups only. Yet he still stays **respectful on the property** and has “an eye out for safety.” You want a guy dragging metal past your car? Or someone who watches his corners.

Pricing comes up a lot too, and not in a salesy way—more like relief. **Fair pricing**, **reasonably priced**, **more than competitive**. And people say he’s **easy to deal with**, **personable**, even “fun to be around” with a **great sense of humor**. That matters when you’re stressed, moving, or staring at “years of stuff” you don’t even want to think about. Who wants a grumpy crew lecturing you while they haul your old mattress out. Not me.

If I’m nitpicking? This is clearly a Rob-forward operation—folks talk about him showing up and hauling “on his own,” one-man hauler style. That’s great for speed and accountability, but if you’re expecting a big multi-truck crew for a full estate cleanout in one shot, you’d just ask what bandwidth looks like before you schedule. Easy question to ask, right.

Overall, R&G comes off like the kind of local hauling outfit that survives because they stay **responsive**, keep the **price clear**, and handle the awkward, heavy, dirty parts without drama—then leave the place looking like they were never there. And around here, that reputation doesn’t happen by accident.