The Green Team

Around Kenosha, The Green Team comes up a lot when folks need junk removal that’s on time, no fuss, and easy to deal with. I’ve watched plenty of crews roll through town over the years—some show up whenever they feel like it, some “quote” you and then the number changes when the truck door opens. These guys don’t really play that game. People keep saying the same things: quick with a quote, great communication, and the price quoted was the price paid.

Anthony’s the name you hear in the reviews for a reason. He runs it like a working owner—answers calls early in the morning, responds late on a Saturday night, and still shows up Sunday morning when most outfits go quiet. And he communicates like a pro in the field: texts before they arrive, gives a real window, asks questions for clarification, then actually does what he said he’d do. How many junk haulers do you know who call you back when they can’t squeeze you in?

But the part that tells me they’ve done this for real—basements, stairs, tight turns, the messy realities—is how often customers mention care and protection. Heavy freezer out of a basement? They wrapped it, used blankets, protected carpets and walls. Old hot tub stuck downstairs? They planned it out and left no bumps or scratches. That’s not “marketing,” that’s crew discipline and somebody watching the details.

Plus, they move quickly. Folks describe them as very fast and professional, in and out in no time, cleaned out everything quickly. Yet they still come off friendly—pleasant and cordial, polite & friendly, all done with a smile. You also see “family operated” pop up, and honestly, it reads that way: Anthony and his son on a job, shoe covers on a move, identifying themselves when they arrive. That’s a crew that cares how they look in your house, not just what ends up in the truck.

On pricing, the vibe is consistent: fair price, very reasonable, great value, best price and timeline compared to other companies. And you’ll catch little touches like a military discount offered for future service. Not required, but it tells you how they try to keep relationships, not just transactions.

However, they’re not perfect—there’s that one rough review about payment (personal check) and the owner coming off rude after the fact. I’ve seen that exact friction in this industry: small operators get burned on checks, customers feel blindsided if the payment expectations aren’t crystal clear. The telling part is the owner reply—apology, calls it a miscommunication, offers $50 or 20% off to make it right. Would I still ask up front what payment they take so there’s no back-and-forth later? Absolutely. Why risk the only preventable headache.

So if you need a crew that actually shows up when they are supposed to, stays responsive, works fast, and doesn’t tear up your place dragging heavy stuff out—this is one of the steadier operations in the Kenosha mix, and people keep calling them back for a reason.