Triple G Junk Removal & Demolition

Around Redlands, Triple G Junk Removal & Demolition has built the kind of reputation you only get from showing up and doing the work—on time, no fuss, and without turning a simple haul-away into a whole thing. I’ve seen plenty of outfits come and go in the Inland Empire, and the reviews read like what you hear on job sites and from homeowners who’ve been burned before: “prompt,” “easy to deal with,” “fair price,” “no hidden fees,” and “cleaned up afterward.” That combo usually tells you how a company runs when nobody’s watching.

And they don’t just talk responsiveness—they act like it. People call about a dumped mattress in the front yard, and they’re “here in an hour.” Another one says they answered on Christmas Day and showed up the next morning. That’s not normal in this line of work. You ever tried to get a crew to pick up the phone during a holiday or end-of-day crunch? Most won’t. Triple G does, apparently.

But what stands out to me is the way they handle the messy realities: RV clean-outs where you’re not just tossing everything, yard junk from previous owners, big piles that need muscle and speed, plus the careful stuff where customers want items boxed up to keep. That tells me Mark and the crew can shift gears—haul, sort, protect the property, keep it moving. And multiple folks mention “careful,” “clean,” “left the area spotless,” which is the difference between a real operation and a couple guys with a trailer dragging debris across your driveway.

Pricing comes up over and over—“less than the other bids,” “best prices,” “reasonable,” “fair with no hidden fees.” However, the key detail is people say they got multiple quotes and Triple G still came in best. That usually means they price straight and don’t play games after they load the truck. Plus they explain sizing options on the dumpster side so you “don’t overpay.” You want a roll-off dropped exactly where you need it, picked up on schedule, and you don’t want surprises on the invoice, right?

Yet it’s not just speed and cost. The tone customers use—“nice young men,” “friendly,” “courteous,” “respectful,” “professional”—lines up with a crew that knows they’re working in someone’s home, not just a job site. And in junk removal, attitude matters. People remember if you treated them decent when the place is stressful and cluttered and they’re embarrassed about it.

One more thing: they pop up in demolition reviews too—careful demo, safety-first, meticulous, full cleanup after. That’s a different skill set than basic junk hauling. So if you’ve got a shed demo, tear-out, or construction debris, they sound like they can handle it without leaving you a mess to deal with.

If you’re in Redlands and you want “prompt, professional, and thorough” with a fair price and no drama, Triple G is one of the few names I keep hearing the same way—reliable, responsive, and clean when they’re done.