StillHaulers Hauling & Junk Removal

StillHaulers is one of those Stillwater outfits you hear about on job sites because they actually answer the phone, show up **on time**, and don’t turn a simple haul-off into a whole song and dance. Most of their reviews read the same way: **quick and professional**, **prompt**, **responsive**, **easy to deal with**, and they keep the price talk pretty straight — folks call it a **fair price** / **very reasonably priced** situation, not a “we’ll see when we get there” type of deal.

And they move fast. More than a few people said “within two hours” their couch was gone, or they called and StillHaulers showed up the next day. That tells me they run their schedule tight and they’re set up for the bread-and-butter stuff—sectionals, house cleanouts before listing, “we’re out of state and need this handled,” that kind of real-life scramble. Ever tried coordinating a cleanout from out of state when nobody calls you back? One reviewer flat-out said StillHaulers was the only company around that would answer, give a solid quote, then show up and **got the job done**.

But what stands out more than speed is how they handle the messy realities. One job was a fence-line dump with heavy garbage bags tucked behind trees—annoying, physical, awkward access, the stuff crews love to gripe about. They still went back there and dragged it out. Plus you’ll see “thorough with clean up” and even sweeping up leaves after—those little no-fuss finishes that tell you the crew doesn’t just grab-and-go, they try to leave it looking right. Do you care if the last bit of debris gets cleaned up, or do you just want it gone? They seem to lean toward “gone and cleaned up.”

However, I’m not going to pretend they’re flawless. There’s a 1-star that calls out a **no show** after messaging through the website and Facebook. That happens in this industry more than it should, and it’s a legit complaint. Yet the owner response matters here: he owned the communication drop, said it’s not what they’re about, and even offered to pick up for free to make it right. Some companies get defensive; these guys at least acknowledge when they dropped the ball. Does that guarantee it’ll never happen again? No. But it tells you how they handle it when it does.

Plus, the “very well spoken and efficient” comments and the repeated mentions of friendly, kind, courteous workers (BJ, Arie) line up with a crew that knows they’re working around homeowners, realtors, and tight timelines—not just tossing junk in a truck.

If you need junk removal in Stillwater and you want **no fuss**, a **solid quote**, and a crew that usually shows up fast and cleans up after themselves, StillHaulers has earned a reputation locally for doing the work the way it ought to get done.