R&J Roll Offs

R&J Roll Offs out of Stonewall is one of those outfits people keep using because they’re easy to deal with and they do what they say they will do. Around here, that’s the whole game. Jason (and Christine on the office side) comes up a lot in the talk, and it’s the same pattern—on time, responsive, no fuss, and they don’t leave you wondering if the dumpster’s actually going to show.

And when you’re staring down a major cleanup of a property in Ada, prompt delivery isn’t a “nice extra,” it’s the difference between a job moving and a job stalling. Folks mention Jason and Larry the equipment operator specifically, which tells me they run a tight crew and the operator knows how to set a roll off down safely without tearing up your spot. You ever had a can dropped crooked, or right where you didn’t want it. Yeah—doesn’t sound like their style.

But what stands out most is how they handle the messy realities—busy seasons, community trash pick up, everything slammed. Yet even then, the owner “made sure” a customer got a dumpster when they needed one. That’s not marketing, that’s someone juggling a fleet and still choosing to communicate and follow through. You want a company that answers the phone and gives you straight expectations, not excuses after the fact, right?

Plus the tone in the reviews says a lot: “great to work with,” “excellent and efficient customer service,” “literally the nicest man,” “awesome.” That kind of language usually comes from repeat jobs and contractors who don’t have time for drama. Pricing doesn’t get called out directly, but the repeat use and the no-worry vibe usually tracks with fair price and clear terms—people don’t come back if they feel like they got worked over.

If you need roll offs delivered safely, quickly, and with the kind of communication that keeps a cleanup moving, R&J’s reputation around this area is solid—and it’s the follow-through that keeps their name coming up.