Road2Riches Junk Removal

Road2Riches Junk Removal runs like one of those small outfits that still treats the phone like it matters. James Stelly called, and Donald McGuire and his assistant answered the call and showed up the same day—on time in the way locals mean it: no fuss, no disappearing for “one more stop,” just there when they said they’d be.

And this wasn’t a clean curbside pickup where you point and they toss. They hauled accumulated junk across a cinder block fence and then into the truck, which means they handled it twice. That’s the kind of messy reality most crews try to negotiate their way out of. Yet these guys just loaded it. Plus they took on a heavy power washer without hesitation—no huffing, no “that’ll be extra” attitude mid-job, no looking for a reason to leave it behind.

What stands out is the working style: responsive, capable, and a “superior attitude” that usually shows up when a crew knows what they’re doing and doesn’t need to act put out about it. And the price? The review calls it a superior service and price, which reads like fair price and clear expectations—especially when the job includes awkward lifting over a fence. How many haulers do you know who keep the tone steady when the access is bad?

But if you want the honest local read: Road2Riches feels like a dependable call when you’ve got real junk, real weight, and real obstacles to work around. I’ve seen plenty of outfits talk big—these guys sound like they just show up and get it done.