The Junk Uncles Junk Removal & Hauling

If you’ve been around Hampton Roads long enough, you start to sort the junk haulers into two buckets: the ones who talk a good game, and the ones who actually show up and make the pile disappear. The Junk Uncles land in that second bucket, and the reviews read like what I hear on job sites—on time, no fuss, easy to deal with, and they move like they’ve done this a thousand times.

And it’s not just “they hauled a couch.” Folks are calling them for the messy realities—garage full of junk, bulk junk to haul away, mattresses, paint cans, metal, even a whole backyard’s worth of ripped-up sod. That kind of load-out tells you a lot. Some crews get weird when it’s heavy, dirty, or awkward. These guys? People keep saying “in and out,” “quick work,” “hella fast,” and “methodical,” which usually means they show up with enough hands and a plan instead of standing around figuring it out.

Communication sounds like a strong point, too. Dominique’s name comes up over and over—the scheduling, the quote process, the “send pictures, get a quote,” the responsive follow-up. That matters more than people think. Ever try to pin down a pickup window with a company that won’t answer the phone? You won’t get that vibe here. They call back same day, they call ahead, and they’ll even ask if they can come a little earlier. That’s a contractor-grade habit, not a lucky coincidence.

Plus, the timing keeps repeating: same day pick up, next day, “within the hour,” last minute. But they don’t sound sloppy about it. Customers still call them courteous, professional, respectful, organized. That’s usually the difference between a crew that’s just rushing and a crew that’s simply efficient.

Pricing comes through as pretty steady and clear. You see “very affordable,” “perfectly priced,” “fair price,” “reasonable price compared to competitors,” and “quick fair quote.” No one’s warning about surprise add-ons or the old “price changes when we get there” routine. Could they be the absolute cheapest in every scenario? Maybe not. Yet people keep saying best-priced and fair, which in this line of work usually means the number makes sense for the labor and the dump fees, and nobody feels played after the truck’s loaded.

And the repeat-customer angle says plenty. Returning customer. Numerous times. “Going to be my first call.” That doesn’t happen if a company’s inconsistent or leaves a mess behind. So ask yourself—do you want a crew that needs babysitting, or one that just shows up, hauls it out, and gets your space back?

Around Virginia Beach and the 757 in general, The Junk Uncles have built the kind of reputation that spreads the old-fashioned way—one clean, fast pickup at a time, and that’s what stands out most about them.