Truck It Junk Removal & Hauling

Truck It Junk Removal & Hauling is one of those crews you hear about the same way you hear about a good plumber — not from ads, but from people saying, “these guys are amazing… came right on time… got the job done.” Around here, that matters. Because junk removal isn’t glamorous. It’s time-sensitive, it’s last-minute, it’s a garage that’s been ignored for two years, it’s a mattress removal at the worst possible moment, it’s couches that don’t fit the way you thought they would. And they seem built for that kind of work.

And the big theme in the reviews: on time and responsive. People mention them coming the next morning, showing up on short notice, even getting a 9 pm message and offering to come in 30 minutes. Who does that if they don’t actually run their schedule tight and keep the truck ready? A lot of outfits will “pencil you in” and disappear. These guys sound like they pick up the phone, lock in a time, and then actually show.

But speed doesn’t mean sloppy here. Multiple folks call them clean and thorough, and one review makes a point that they cleaned out the garage and SWEPT. That’s the little tell contractors notice, right? Anyone can haul. Not everyone leaves it looking like a finished job. Plus you see “extra care” language when they hauled couches — so they aren’t just dragging stuff and banging door frames because “it’s just junk.” What are you moving… something you actually want to keep? They seem to treat it like it matters.

Pricing-wise, you keep seeing fair price, priced fairly, “cut me a great deal,” and “estimate and then went right to work.” That’s a pretty standard and healthy way to run junk jobs: show up, eyeball it, give the number, then load. No fuss, no weird re-pricing mid-pile. And when people say “easy to schedule” and “easy to work with,” that usually means the communication is clean — texts answered, times confirmed, no attitude.

However, what stands out most is the vibe: friendly, personable, polite, professional. Jake and Trevor get named over and over, which usually means the owners are on the truck (or at least leading the jobs) and they take the reviews personally. You can even hear it in the replies — casual, direct, “any time (literally).” That’s local-service talk, not corporate scripts.

Yet if you’re the type who’s been burned by flaky haulers, ask yourself this: do you want the cheapest guy with a trailer, or do you want a crew that shows up on time, communicates, works fast, and still sweeps when they’re done? Truck It runs like the second kind. And in this line of work, that reputation is the whole ballgame.