Great value, they did as they said and as I requested…read more Overall it went smoothly They came with two guys and we fit everything I needed to get rid of into the truck

I'm very disappointed to say I would not recommend using this company again…read more We had our annual First Team Real Estate company event scheduled with them for over a year. We received written confirmation multiple times, including a final confirmation just 8 days prior, where Sophia confirmed our booking for May 2, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Our event began as planned with shredding and electronic recycling. However, by 10:30 a.m., Junkluggers had still not arrived. After multiple calls and texts to Sophia, we were told that our event was not on their schedule. Eventually, close to 11:00 a.m., a bin was dropped off in the parking lot--with no staff present to assist with loading heavy items--and then they left. This created a significant issue, leaving us with a large volume of electronics and no proper support or structure to manage it during the event. To be clear, my issue is not with the company overall, as they ultimately showed up in some capacity. The issue is with the breakdown in communication and handling by Sophia, who was responsible for booking and confirming this event. We had to scramble to find a last-minute backup, which would have cost us an additional $800 and could not have arrived until after our event had already ended. This situation was unacceptable and highly unprofessional, especially given the amount of advance planning and written confirmations in place. As a result, we will not be using them for future company events.

Excellent customer service, a very good place to shop with very good prices, and Mike's He helped…read moreus a lot... showing us many more things, a very kind person With a great attitude !!

Every time I go into Habitat for Humanity to look around Mike has been there with a smile me find…read morewhat I need! I asked him the other day if he had any recliners and he went in the back and took a picture to show me the recliner. He also helped my daughter find what she wanted. Mike is always so friendly , and always willing to help. Thanks Mike for all you do!

It's always good to give back to a community even though I've never needed their help. I've had the…read morepleasure to work with like minded people in helping out the less fortunate. It's just take a little time and effort and with a community of people you can help many more out there. Today our immediate group put together 2400 boxes to help 2400 families. It's a group effort indeed as different groups help out in different areas. We put together boxes and send them into the production assembly line where others put into the boxes nutritional items and then they are sealed shut and stacked onto pallets which are eventually transported to pantries around the area and or delivered directly to individuals. Elementary students up to adults help out. You can signup your group to take on a weekend for a great cause. You also can do it for student credit for like when colleges want to see how well rounded you are and how you impact your community. It's fun and you meet new people.

Another so called nonprofit organization getting money from the American Taxpayers through the…read moregovernment does not help the the people in need. They do pay the management people with a lot of money though.

It feels great to help people in need, and I managed to convince my girlfriend to volunteer with me…read morehere and give it a try and see how rewarding it is. I've volunteered at various food banks and this is definitely one of the more challenging ones. Packing/sorting the peaches is a messy job and either that or the onions got some type of allergen on our forearms, making us super itchy. On the box packing assembly line I was given two stations so I worked like a dog as fast/hard as I could so I wouldn't let the rest of the line down even though I probably should've taken a break. It was like an hour long cardio workout and I was drenched in sweat by the end of it, but we got A LOT of boxes packed.

Great place to volunteer and give back to the community. They are very well organized. There is…read moreusually lines where you work to box food items into it. Great way for groups to come and volunteer together. You will have fun.

Easy drop off. M-F and Saturdays 10-3pm. The list changes so make sure to call before taking…read morethings off!

Now THIS is a Thrift Store with actual thrift store prices. LOVE this spot and the people are…read morealways so personable.

Abundant parking, lots of merchandise, and helpful employees. Prices are a little high (compared…read moreto other, similar thrift stores (not "resellers" or consignment stores), but definitely not outrageous as I'd feared. I bought two men's flannels, both in excellent condition, for $7.99 each. You definitely have to hunt, but all in all--worth a stop.

Super convenient location. Hours of operation are very good and, surprisingly, they are open on the…read moreSabbath--whichever Sabbath you observe cause they are open 7 days a week. Staffed by no-nonsense, polite staff. Can't ask for much more!

Everyone was so nice and made me feel welcome here. It was a nice day. It was near Christmas and…read moreall the decorations were up making the area look very special. I would go again.

One thing that surprised me from this location is that everyone was super nice! Items were…read moreorganized well. The selections were good and they even have a boutique selection with curated items that are in nearly new condition. I got a ramekin and 3 puzzles for $1.75! Will definitely be coming back

Not sure why my pictures didn't upload…read more Either way, this place is quite nice as far as thrift/vintage stores go. You're paying a bit more than you might at other places, but these items are cleaner and better curated for sure! They have a wide variety of items as well, and in all it was an enjoyable adventure. Highly recommend if you're in the area and looking for a vintage bargain. :)

Beacon House is this very large thrift store. Walking into it, you're immediately amazed at just…read morehow large it is and how much stuff they offer. Truly, they really have a lot of stuff! This thrift store is very well organized. Perhaps that's one of the most interesting things about it. They even have their clothing organized by size. So, this makes shopping for that vintage piece of clothing much easier. This is something that few other thrift stores do. And, it's really appreciated. Because, it makes the whole shopping experience, not only easier but more enjoyable. Beacon House has far more than just clothing, however. This shop is stuffed full of all kinds of everything else, from electronics, to kitchen goods, to musical items, to LPs, cassette tapes, pretty much anything you can think of, they've got something. As is the case with all thrift stores, the inventory at this business is constantly changing. So, going in here one day may be very different from going in the next day. You will never know what you're gonna find. And, that's what makes this business a really unique shopping experience. So, if you're one of those people that enjoy going to thrift shops, seeking out antiques, vintage items, discarded items that nobody really cared about, or pretty much anything else, this is a great place to go. Of all the thrift stores in the area, this is definitely one of the best.

One of my favorite thrift stores to go in Anaheim they only take cash at this store, so be prepared.read more

Pros: a lot of selection of clothing, lots of books. Cons:…read morecash only, can be expensive, stapled price tags ruining certain items, electronics I've got don't work properly, staff could be friendlier. Under the cash registers/counter is full of personal items the staff gets first dibs on and puts aside for themselves. Overall this store was way better a couple of years ago.